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of the younger John Ryland, head of the Brist (Predoc) Academy, the prend & hographer of

Andrew Fuller.

sce inside of Front Cover & rithe pages of Part II. & of the "Statement of Receipts From the too butter, it appears that & Coke himself gave Her to Ryland. Appointed by Wesley as a Bishop Coke. Served as such with Asbury in America, but was not acknowledged

as such in Seat Britain. He died on a missionary missionan to the East. See his Life by Brew, the брей lines of Montgomery allerding to his

end.

Apperided to all, is a drach.

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with the initials J. R. (probably by A on the Missions nan Cest. Borrowed from the suggestions Jona. Edwards, in part, the Concert (see last page) was, was at first, on the las Wednesday of each month.

From the Marginal note, Ryland seemi to have read, with especial interest; Coffer notes on The West India Bands, where the Baptists as well as Methodists, had massimances greatly harassed by the planters.

Won. Wilberforce "Statement "}]] sutented 10 gomen to the Method. Aressions; Whitbread, f. 22. £2, Whittora

tp. 25. Wilberforce, ngan, £ 20 tp. 40 22. £2

algam £304 Wilberforce again I 20.11.59 £35

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Printed by G. PARAMORE, North-Green, Worship-Street;
And fold by G. WHITFIELD, at the Chapel, City-Road,
and at all the Methodist Preaching-Houfes in Town and
Country. 1793.

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ASTOR, LENOX AND TILDEN FOUNDATIONS

1917

a from the h

Wm. P. Will

TO THE

Rev. Mr. WESLEY.

Honoured and very dear Sir,

PERMIT me to lay at

your feet the first Publication of any magnitude that I have ventured to offer to the public Eye. In you I have for thirteen years found a Father and a Friend, and feel a peculiar happiness on every opportunity afforded me of expreffing my obligations to you.

I know you hate Flattery, and therefore I must avoid all panegyric. To fay but little of you, would derogate from your

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