Publisher's Synopsis
This fascinating collection of the early journal entries of Charles Wesley, a prominent figure in the early Methodist movement, provides a firsthand account of the growth and development of the movement in its formative years. Edited with commentary by leading Wesley scholars, this volume sheds new light on the personal and spiritual journey of one of the movement's most influential figures.
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