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THE
Young People's Wesley
BY W. McDONALD
WITH AN INTRODUCTION
BY BISHOP W. F. MALLALIEU, D.D.
"The best of all is, God is with us."--_Wesley_
[Illustration]
NEW YORK: EATON & MAINS
CINCINNATI: JENNINGS & PYE
1901
Copyright by
EATON & MAINS,
1901.
AFFECTIONATELY
Dedicated
TO
ALL THE MEMBERS OF JOHN WESLEY'S
WIDELY EXTENDED
AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING
PARISH.
PREFACE.
MY sole object in the preparation of this little volume has been to meet
what I regard as a real want--a Life of John Wesley which shall include
all the essential facts in his remarkable career, presented in such a
comprehensive form as to be quickly read and easily remembered by all;
not so expensive as to be beyond the reach of those of the most limited
means, and not so large as to require much time, even of the most busy
worker, to master its contents. I have sought to give my readers a
faithful view of the man--his origin, early life, conversion, marvelous
ministry, what he did, how he did it, the doctrines he preached, the
persecutions he encountered, and his triumphant end.
This revised and enlarged edition will be found to contain many
interesting features not found in the first edition. I have added, also,
a brief account of the introduction of Methodism into America, as well
as John Wesley's influence at the opening of the twentieth century. For
this interesting chapter I am indebted to Rev. W. H. Meredith, of the
New England Conference, who kindly consented to assist me, in view of
the pressure to get the manuscript ready on time.
It will appear, from all that has been said, that Mr. Wesley was the
most remarkable character of the last century; and the influence of his
life is more potent for good to-day than ever before, and must continue
to augment--if his followers are true to their trust--till the end of
time.
WILLIAM MCDONALD.
CONTENTS.
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