John Wesley · vol. 13
The Works of John Wesley, vol. 13
116 sections. Table of contents below.
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Other Letters and Writings
- A letter to Rev. Mr. Walker.
- A Second Letter to Rev. Walker.
- A Third Letter to Rev. Walker.
- A Fourth Letter to Rev. Walker.
- To Rev. Thomas Adams.
- To Rev. Mr. Clarke.
- Second Letter to Mr. Clarke.
- A Letter to a Friend.
- A Letter to Mr. N—— .
- Against Separation From Church of England
- A Letter to a Friend.
- A Letter to Rev. Mr. Venn.
- Address to the Travelling Preachers.
- An Important Question.
- Ministers Who Oppose the Truth.
- Of Attending the Church.
- Thoughts Upon Some Late Occurrences.
- Letter to the Methodist Conference.
- Letter to Dr. Coke, Mr. Asbury, etc.
- On the Church.
- Of Separation From the Church.
- Thoughts Upon Methodism.
- Answer to an Important Question.
- On Separation From the Church.
- Upon a Late Phenomenon.
- To Certain Persons in Dublin.
- To the Printer of the Dublin Chronicle.
- Farther Thoughts: Church Separation.
- The Case of Bristol House.
- To the Methodist Preachers.
- The Case of Dewsbury House.
- Four Letters to John Atlay.
- To Whom it May Concern.
- The School in Kingswood.
- A plain Account of Kingswood.
- Remarks on the State of Kingswood.
- History of the Methodists.
- A Letter to Monthly Reviewers.
- A Second Letter.
- A Letter to a Friend.
- A Letter to Mr. T. H.
- A Letter to Mr. G. R.
- A Letter to "London Magazine".
- Letter to Lloyd's "Evening Post".
- The Gentoo Religion in Hindostan.
- Remarks on Mr. Maty's New Review.
- On a Late Publication.
- Baron Montesquieu;s "Spirit of Laws"
- Letter to the Reverend Mr. Furly.
- Thoughts on Mr. Prior.
- Remarks on De Buffon's "Natural History"
- Mr. Locke's "Essay on Human Understanding"
- Mr. Bryant's "Analysis of Ancient Mythology"
- Thoughts Upon Taste.
- The Power of Music.
- Educating Children.
- Thoughts on Genius.
- Thoughts on Memory.
- Thoughts on Suicide.
- The Improvement of Natural Philosophy.
- The Limits of Human Knowledge.
- Conversation with the Bishop of Bristol.
- The Disturbances in My Father's House
- Calvinistic Controversy
- Queries Respecting the Methodists.
- Concerning Deceased Preachers.
- Directions to the Methodist Stewards.
- Remarkable Providence.
- Footnotes
- Publisher's Notes