1832 JOHN WESLEY. Sermons on Several Occasions in Fine Half Leather. Very Attractive. Reformation which seems to be owned

which seems to be owned by the Tabernacle

He did so completely unaffiliated with any missionary agency

often the men involved were fleeing what they characterized as overbearing

the Pennsylvania Abolition Society

*Another Slander [against the Universalists]

1832 JOHN WESLEY. Sermons on Several Occasions in Fine Half Leather. Very Attractive. Reformation which seems to be ownedA very attractive two volume custom bound set of the discourses of John Wesley. Apparently bound for W. J. Guerrier, who was apparently a British 19th century divine. He shows up in auction records as having owned a substantial collection of 16th century original reformation works. Wesley, John. Sermons on Several Occasions; by the Rev. John Wesley, A. M. Sometime Fellow of Lincoln Collect, Oxford. With a Brief Memoir of His Life by Rev. Samuel Drew.