Wesley's Designated Successor / The Life, Letters, and Literary Labours of the Rev. John William Fletcher, Vicar of Madeley, Shropshire
by L. Tyerman
Read Wesley's Designated Successor / The Life, Letters, and Literary Labours of the Rev. John William Fletcher, Vicar of Madeley, Shropshire by L. Tyerman online, free: 29 chapters, public domain, on Papyras.
Contents
- Preface
- General Contents
- Introduction
- Chapter I. From Fletcher’s Birth to His Coming to England in 1752
- Chapter II. From His Coming to England to His Ordination. 1752 to 1757
- Chapter III. From His Ordination to His Settlement at Madeley. 1757 to 1760
- Chapter IV. First Two Years at Madeley. From October 17, 1760, to November 22, 1762
- Chapter V. Three Quiet, Successful Years. 1762–1765
- Chapter VI. Two Years More. 1766 and 1767
- Chapter VII. Trevecca College: Visit to Switzerland, Etc. From January 3, 1768, to July 1770
- Chapter VIII. Commencement of the Calvinian Controversy. 1770 and 1771
- Chapter IX. Second Check to Antinomianism 1771
- Chapter X. “ Third Check to Antinomianism. ” 1772
- Chapter XI. “ Fourth Check to Antinomianism. ” 1772
- Chapter XII. “Appeal“Appeal to Matter of Fact and Common Sense.” 1772
- Chapter XIII. Wesley’s Designated Successor: The Penitent Thief: A Dreadful Phenomenon, Etc., Etc. 1773
- Chapter XIV. “The Finishing Stroke,” “the Christian World Unmasked,” “Mr. Richard Hill’s Three Letters.” 1773
- Chapter XV. “ Fifth Check to Antinomianism. ” 1774
- Chapter XVI. Further Publications in the Year 1774
- Chapter XVII. Publications in the Year 1775
- Chapter XVIII. Publications in the Year 1776
- Chapter XIX. Correspondence in 1776
- Chapter XX. Publications and Correspondence in 1777
- Chapter XXI. A Long Retirement. 778–1781
- Chapter XXII. Literary Work Done in Retirement
- Chapter XXIII. The First Three Months After Fletcher’s Return to Madeley. 1781
- Chapter XXIV. Fletcher’s Marriage. 1781
- Chapter XXV. Two Years of Married Life at Madeley. 1782 and 1783
- Chapter XXVI. Last Days on Earth. 1784–1785