1775 JOHN WESLEY. An Address to American Colonies Urging Against the Revolution. Irvingite Very clean and bright

Very clean and bright

Both Tory Democracy and this new Liberalism

His wife Elizabeth died in 1708

When the sea shall give up her dead

1775 JOHN WESLEY. An Address to American Colonies Urging Against the Revolution. Irvingite Very clean and brightWe have handled just one other example of this exceptionally scarce work, now many years ago. It is a critical document in the history of the American Revolution that reveals how deeply the question of revolution was tied to broader theological understandings. Many of the most vocal advocates of the Revolution were Scottish Presbyterians, thinking along lines of the Solemn League of Covenant [1638] in Scotland. Methodists, many of whom still saw room