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OF THE

REVEREND JOHN WESLEY, A. M.

SOMETIME FELLOW OF LINCOLN COLLEGE, OXFORD.

FIRST AMERICAN COMPLETE AND STANDARD EDITION

FROM THE LATEST LONDON EDITION,

WITH THE LAST CORRECTIONS OF THE AUTHOR:

COMPREHENDING ALSO

NUMEROUS TRANSLATIONS, NOTES, AND AN ORIGINAL PREFACE, &c.

BY JOHN EMORY.

IN SEVEN VOLUMES.

VOLUME VI.

NEW-YORK,

PUBLISHED BY J. EMORY AND B. WAUGH,

FOR THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, AT THE CONFERENCE

OFFICE, 14 CROSBY-STREET.

J. Collord, Printer.

1831.

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"Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1831, by J. Emory and B. Waugh, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the Southern District of New-York."

CONTENTS OF VOL. VI.

A Letter to a Person lately joined with

the people called Quakers: in an-

swer to a Letter wrote by him...

A Treatise on Baptism

An Extract from a Short View of the

Difference between the Moravian

Brethren, (so called,) and the Rev.

Mr. John and Charles Wesley...

Predestination Calmly Considered..

A Dialogue between a Predestinarian

and his Friend..

A Dialogue between an Antinomian

A Second Dialogue between an Anti-

nomian and his Friend....

Serious thoughts upon the Perseve-

rance of the Saints..

A sufficient Answer to "Letters to

the Author of Theron and Aspa-

sio:" in a Letter to the Author..

A Letter to a Gentleman at Bristol..

Thoughts on the Imputed Righteous-

Preface to a Treatise on Justification,

extracted from Mr. John Goodwin.

Wherein all that is personal in Let-

ters just published under the name

of the Rev. Mr. Hervey is answered

Some Remarks on "A Defence of the

Preface to the Edinburgh Edition of

Aspasio Vindicated"

The question, "What is an Armi-

nian?" answered. By a Lover of

Page | Serious Thoughts occasioned by the

late Earthquake at Lisbon....

Free Thoughts on the Present State

of Public Affairs: in a Letter to a

Thoughts upon Liberty...

Thoughts concerning the Origin of

24 Thoughts on the Present Scarcity of

Some Observations on Liberty: occa-

sioned by a late Tract..

81

63 Thoughts upon Slavery.

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A Seasonable Address to the more

serious part of the Inhabitants of

Great Britain, respecting the Un-

happy Contest between us and our

American Brethren: with an oc-

casional Word interspersed to those

of a different Complexion. By a

A Calm Address to the Inhabitants of

A Serious Address to the People of

England, with regard to the State

of the Nation..

A Compassionate Address to the In-

habitants of Ireland

How far is it the Duty of a Christian

Minister to Preach Politics?

An Estimate of the Manners of the

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

view of all the Doctrines taught by
Mr. John Wesley"

Some Remarks on Mr. Hill's "Farra-

go Double Distilled"

A Word to a Condemned Malefactor 362

A Word in Season: or, Advice to an

A Word to a Protestant

An Answer to Mr. Rowland Hill's

Tract entitled, "Imposture Detect-

Thoughts concerning Gospel Minis-

Thoughts upon Necessity

A Thought on Necessity.

An Address to the Clergy

A Letter to the Rev. Mr. Toogood, of

Exeter: occasioned by his "Dissent

from the Church of England fully

Serious Thoughts concerning God-
fathers and Godmothers...

Thoughts on the Consecration of

Churches and Burial Grounds.... 237]

A Word to a Freeholder

Advice to a Soldier

193 A Collection of Forms of Prayer, for

every Day in the Week.....

199 A Collection of Prayers for Families 401

200 Prayers for Children..

212 A Short Account of the Life and Death

of the Reverend John Fletcher

CHAPTER 1.-Of his Parentage and

CHAPTER II. Of his Conversion to

CHAPTER III.-From his Conversion

to his settling at Madeley

CHAPTER IV. From his settling at

Madeley, to his leaving Trevecka 437

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