1818 METHODIST MAGAZINE [FIRST US]. Camp-Meetings & Revivals; Francis Asbury; Thomas Coke; Black Methodists &c. Abolition to the moral sense of

to the moral sense of mankind at large

is a tense and vivid description of a revolutionary strike in Guangzhou (Canton)

1786] was a prominent Evangelical from his earliest years

somebody the living of

I have no doubt nor one fear as respects myself

1818 METHODIST MAGAZINE [FIRST US]. Camp-Meetings & Revivals; Francis Asbury; Thomas Coke; Black Methodists &c. Abolition to the moral sense ofRather nicely preserved early imprint of the more desirable American version of The Methodist Magazine, and this being the very first year! Excellent content related to camp meetings, extensive revivals, early Methodist spirituality, the westward expansion, and some interesting work on emotional health and its relationship to Christian spirituality, etc. [METHODIST]. The Methodist Magazine, for the Year of Our Lord 1818. New York. Published by J.