The English Church in the Eighteenth Century

by Charles J. Abbey; John Henry Overton

[492] M.J. Matter, Histoire du Christianisme, iv. 343.

[493] Boswell's Life of Dr. Johnson, ii. 456.

[494] Southey's 'Letters,' quoted in Quarterly Review, 98, 494.

[495] 'I fancy that most of the Churches need to learn and receive of one another; and I have often wished that the zealous Methodist, for instance, who lives so much in action and in the atmosphere of religious excitement, could sometimes enter thoroughly into the spirit of the more religious Friends.'—H.H. Dobney, Free Churches, 106.

[496] J. Byrom's Poems.

[497] Tauler's Sermon for Epiphany; Winkworth's History and Life, with twenty-five Sermons translated, 223.

[498] Calamy's Own Life, ii. 71.

[499] W.M. Hatch's edition of Shaftesbury's Characteristics, Appen. 376-8.

[500] W. Blake, Miscellaneous Poems, 'The Land of Dreams.'

[501] Wesley's Third Journal, p. 24, quoted by Lavington, Enthus. of Meth. and Pa. Comp., 252.