1819 FRANCIS ASBURY. Rare "Funeral Discourse for Francis Asbury," Apostle of American Methodism. Divine Healing here in his increasingly poor

here in his increasingly poor vision

former Director of the Eiffel Laboratory

but accompanied by facsimiles of his original preaching notes beautifully reproduced here in their original purple ink color

Reality Versus Imagination

Stamped from the library of Joseph M

1819 FRANCIS ASBURY. Rare "Funeral Discourse for Francis Asbury," Apostle of American Methodism. Divine Healing here in his increasingly poorVery rare on the market, the first edition of the Funeral Discourse for the apostle of American Methodism, Francis Asbury. Far more than a funeral sermon, it was nigh near a spiritual biography of Asbury and a memorial of the founding years of the Methodist movement in America. Preached by Ezekiel Cooper [1763 1847], one of the earliest and most celebrated of the American Methodist preachers. He joined the Conference in 1785; labored from Boston to