The English Church in the Eighteenth Century

by Charles J. Abbey; John Henry Overton

[591] Tyerman, Oxford Methodists, 197.

[592] Warburton's 'Doctrine of Grace,' chap. vi.—Works, 1788, 4, 626.

[593] Wesley's Journal. Quoted in Wesley's Life, Religious Tract Society, 34.

[594] 'Life of Gambold,' in L. Tyerman's Oxford Methodists, 155-200.

[595] Second Journal, p. 26-7. (Quoted by Lavington, § 21); and Works, ed. x. 438.

[596] 'Remarks on Mr. Hill's Review,' &c.—Works, x. 438.

[597] 'Answer to Lavington.'—Works, ix. 49.

[598] 'Letter to Mr. Law.'—Works, ix. 466-509.

[599] I. Taylor, Wesley and Methodism, 33.

[600] 'Short View,' &c.—Works, x. 201. 'My soul,' he wrote in one of his journals, 'is sick of their sublime divinity.' Quoted in H. Curteis, Dissent in Relation to the Church of England, 366.