John Wesley · vol. 11
The Works of John Wesley, vol. 11
85 sections. Table of contents below.
- Hypertext Table of Contents
- Contents
- Serious Thoughts
- Free Thoughts
- Thoughts Upon Liberty
- The Origin of Power
- The Scarcity of Provisions
- A Calm Address to Our American Colonies
- Observations On Liberty
- The Unhappy Contest
- To The Inhabitants of England
- Regarding the State of the Nation
- To the Inhabitants of Ireland
- Preaching Politics
- The Manners of Present Times.
- A Word to a Sabbath-Breaker.
- A Word to a Swearer.
- A Word to a Drunkard.
- A Word to an Unhappy Woman
- A Word to a Smuggler.
- A Word to a Condemned Malefactor.
- Advice to an Englishman.
- A Hymn.
- For His Majesty King George.
- A Word to a Protestant.
- A Word to a Freeholder.
- Advice to a Soldier.
An Account of the Rev. John Fletcher.
- To the Reader.
- Chapter 1 - Parentage and Youth.
- Chapter 2 - Conversion to God.
- Chapter 3 - Settling at Madeley.
- Chapter 4 - Leaving Trevecka.
- Chapter 5 - Going to Bristol.
- Chapter 6 - From Switzerland to Madeley.
- Chapter 7 - His Marriage.
- Chapter 8 - The Beginning of His Last Illness.
- Chapter 9 - His Character.
- Chapter 10 - His Death.
- His Epitath.
- Of Christian Perfection.
- On Christian Perfection. Modern English
- An Expression of St. Paul
- On Christian Perfection
- An Answer to the Rev. Mr. Dodd
- Some Account of the Late Dr. Dodd
- Thoughts On a Single Life
- A Thought Upon Marriage
- Thoughts Upon Dress
- The Divine Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures
- The Real Character of Montanus
- On Preaching Christ
- On Salvation by Faith
- God's Eyes
- A Remarkable Providence
- An Account of the Brothers' Steps
- A Providential Event
- An Extraordinary Cure
- Murder Prevented by a Dream
- An Answer to a Report
- Concerning Tea
- Thoughts On Nervous Disorders
- Self Examination Modern English
- Thoughts Upon Dissipation
- An Eminent Man
- Notes