THE

WORKS

OF THE

REV. JOHN WESLEY:

IN TEN VOLUMES.

VOLUME III.

CONTAINING,

THE TWELFTH, THIRTEENTH, FOURTEENTH, FIFTEENTH, SIXTEENTH,
SEVENTEENTH, AND PART OF THE EIGHTEENTH,

NUMBERS OF HIS JOURNAL.

FIRST AMERICAN EDITION.

Philadelphia:

PUBLISHED BY D. & S. NEALL, AND W. S. STOCKTON.

PRINTED ON THE VERTICAL PRESS, BY D. & S. NEALL,
No. 2, Hartung's Alley, near Christ-Church.

1826.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME III.

PAGE.

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82, 86

ibid.

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MR. WESLEY'S JOURNAL.

NUMBER XII. From May 6, 1760, to October 28, 1762.

Continues his Journey through Ireland,
Persecution at Carrick-upon-Shannon,
Journey from Chester to Cornwall,

Letter to the Editor of the London Chronicle on Mysticism,
Three Letters to the Editor of Lloyd's Evening Post,
Reformation in the Prison of Bristol,

Letter the Editor of the Westminster Journal,

Answer to the Caveat against the Methodists,

Narrative from Ephraim Syrus,

Mr. Grimshaw's Letter to the Society at London,

Revival of the Work at Dublin and Limerick,

Returns through Yorkshire to London,

Letters from Congleton and Burslem,

NUMBER XIII. From October 29, 1762, to May 25, 1765.

The abuse of the Doctrine of Christian Perfection,
Journey to the North of Scotland,

Letter on the Creation of the Human soul,.
Journey to the North, .

Letter to the evangelical Clergy, and the Answers,
A singular Species of Spasms in Scotland,
Letter on the importance of religious Connexions,
Journey to Scotland and the North of Ireland,

Letter to a Friend on Christian Perfection,

NUMBER XIV. From May 27, 1765, to May 18, 1768.

Visits the West and South of Ireland,

Death of Henry Jackson of Newcastle,

Visits the West of England and Cornwall,

Letter to Dr. Dodd,