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Susanna Wesley : the complete writings / edited by Charles Wallace, Jr.

By: Wesley, Susanna, 1669-1742Contributor(s): Wallace, Charles, JrMaterial type: Text

TextPublisher: New York : Oxford University Press, ©1997Description: 1 online resource (xiv, 504 pages) : illustrations, mapsContent type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 058524572X; 1280441526; 6610441529; 9780585245720; 9781280441523; 9786610441525Uniform titles: Works. 1997 Subject(s): Wesley, Susanna, 1669-1742 | Wesley, Susanna, 1669-1742 | Anglicans -- England -- Biography | Anglicans | BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY -- Religious | RELIGION -- Christianity -- Methodist | EnglandGenre/Form: Electronic books. | Biography.Additional physical formats: Print version:: Susanna Wesley.DDC classification: 287/.092 | B LOC classification: BX8495.W55 | A2 1997ebOnline resources: ebrary

Contents:

Letters -- Journals -- Educational, Catechetical, and Controversial Writings.

Summary: This is the first collection of the complete writings of Susanna Wesley, the mother of John, Charles, and Samuel Wesley, the founding fathers of Methodism. As an outstanding female figure of the seventeenth and eighteenth century, her writings should interest not only Methodists' but feminists and scholars of English social and religious history as well.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 485-497) and index.

Part I Letters -- Part II Journals -- Part III Educational, Catechetical, and Controversial Writings.

This is the first collection of the complete writings of Susanna Wesley, the mother of John, Charles, and Samuel Wesley, the founding fathers of Methodism. As an outstanding female figure of the seventeenth and eighteenth century, her writings should interest not only Methodists' but feminists and scholars of English social and religious history as well.

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