1790/1810 AMERICAN METHODIST. Against Vulgar and Frivolous Cavils Against the Methodists. Rare. CommentaryAn important early American edition of a significant Methodist apologetic work formed of various letters originally written in 1790, but not published until the early 19th century. These works were critical to the success of Methodism, especially in the United States. Though growing rapidly, the movement faced repeated accusations of enthusiasm, theological error, disorderly worship, and institutional illegitimacy. The subtitle's reference to "vulgar
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Impurity among Christians
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Who would transplant it from the grove
A vindication of gospel-truths opened
Hobbes criticizes both parliament and the divine right of kings
he continued in his business until 1860
Last Journal of the Late Missionary
followed by a plea from Cain’s father and mother
about forty in all