1854-1858 WESLEYAN. Group of 5 Letters by Prominent Wesleyan Divines. Peter Mackenzie, Wm. Morley Punshon, &c. Jonathan Edwards Plain Counsels for Perilous Times

Plain Counsels for Perilous Times by J

we find very few indications of his internal religious and philosophical dialogue either in printed works or in private communication

is here preserved beautifully

"Do you wish to have my mind on the subject [slavery]

he was using his role and influence to rid the SPG of any connection to slaves and plantations in Barbados

1854-1858 WESLEYAN. Group of 5 Letters by Prominent Wesleyan Divines. Peter Mackenzie, Wm. Morley Punshon, &c. Jonathan Edwards Plain Counsels for Perilous TimesA fine group of five 1854 1858 [one later] letters by prominent Wesleyan Methodist ministers, several with regard to the death of a Mr. Sercombe. The letters include by Peter McKenzie [1824 1895], one of the most prominent Wesleyans of the 19th century; William Morley Punshon [1824 1881], another influential Wesleyan, multiple times President of the Conference, author, etc.; J. Wood, Wesleyan Minister of the Chelsea Circuit; J. Martin, Wesleyan