The Life of the Rev. George Whitefield, Volume 2 (of 2)Tyerman, L. (Luke)
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The Life of the Rev. George Whitefield, Volume 2 (of 2)
Tyerman, L. (Luke)
Whitefield, George, 1714-1770
Health not Improved――Supplies for his Chapels――Important
Letter――Lady Huntingdon――Chapel at Bath――Memorial to
George III.――Whitefield a Peacemaker――Methodists at
Sheerness――“Brilliant Audiences”――Samson Occum――Thomas Powys,
Esq.――“Quadruple Alliance”――John Fawcett begins to Preach――
Letter to Gustavus Gidley――Whitefield’s Loyalty――A Royal
Marriage――Fletcher of Madeley helps Whitefield――At Bath and
Bristol――Captain Torial Joss――Captain Scott――Rowland Hill――
“Lecture upon Heads”――_The Methodist and Mimic_――_The
Methodist_――Letter to Thomas Powys, Esq.――“Preface” to
Bunyan’s Works――Cornelius Winter――Winter’s Delineation of
Whitefield――Re-opening of Brighton Chapel――Rev. Richard de
Courcy――Another Preaching Tour――Services at Haverfordwest――
Letter by Fletcher of Madeley――Letter to Rowland Hill――
Chandler’s Proposal respecting Colonial Bishops――Whitefield’s
Correspondence with the Archbishop of Canterbury respecting
Orphan House――Proposal to make Orphan House a Public
Academy――Letters to Rowland Hill――Whitefield Attends Wesley’s
Conference――His Kindness to Wesley’s Preachers――Tour
to Newcastle-on-Tyne――A Burglary――Visit to Venn
at Huddersfield――Wesley’s Northern Societies――A Remarkable
Service――Troubles of Methodist Students at Cambridge――Death
of Earl of Buchan――The Young Earl of Buchan――Correspondence
with Benjamin Franklin――Trevecca College――Expulsion of
Oxford Students――Whitefield’s Letter to Dr. Durell――Hostile
Publications――Curious Engraving――A Felon Executed――Visit
to Tunbridge Wells――Letter by Rowland Hill――Death of
Whitefield’s Wife――Opening of Trevecca College――Whitefield
Ruptures a Blood-vessel――His Portrait――Remarkable Meetings
at Lady Huntingdon’s――Orphan House Enlargements――Opening
of Chapel at Tunbridge Wells――Extracts from Last Sermons in
England――Rev. George Burder――Gurney’s Volume of Whitefield’s
Sermons, 487–568
SEVENTH VISIT TO AMERICA.
SEPTEMBER, 1769, TO SEPTEMBER, 1770.
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