[321]. Tyerman’s “Life and Times of Wesley,” vol. iii. p. 204.
[322]. Jackson’s “Life of C. Wesley,” vol. ii., p. 302.
[323]. Wesley’s “Life of Fletcher.”
[324]. Robert Southey wrote, “Mr. Fletcher’s manner is diffuse, and the florid parts and the unction betray their French origin; but the reasoning is acute and clear, the spirit of his writings is beautiful, and he was a master of the subject in all its bearings.”
[325]. Wesleyan Methodist Magazine, 1823, p. 107.
[326]. Stevens’s “History of Methodism.”
[327]. Sidney’s “Life of Rev. Rowland Hill.”
[328]. The letter is copied, verbatim, from the original, in the Wesleyan Mission House collection, Bishopsgate Street, London.
[329]. Jackson’s “Life of C. Wesley,” vol. ii., p. 294.
[330]. Letters, 1791, p. 226.