The Wesleyan Methodist. (No. XIV.) A Plea, Addressed to the Methodist Societies, in Behalf of a Neglected Home-Population
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Genre: | Regular Feature, Essay |
Subjects: | Machinery, Christianity |
Reviewing the history of Methodism, in which all temporary hindrances have ultimately been overcome, observes: 'For a moment the operations of the great machine might be disordered by the obstructions thrown in its way; but immediately on their removal, it moved with superior harmony and effect' (162). | |
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