Free and candid strictures on Methodism, and especially its finances
Subtitle: containing an investigation of the causes of the frequent embarassment of what is called the Contingent Fund, and of the best method of curing and previnting the evil without injuring the work of God, or diminishing the zeal of the Connexion : together with an account of the state of Religion in Scotland : and in particular, of the labours, success, and prospects of the Methodists there : also, an account of several of Mr. Wesley's visits to Scotland, and of hios observations on the country and the people; extracted from his journals, and his answer to the question, What is an Arminian?
By: by Valentine Ward.
Publisher: Printed by D. Chalmers and Co.
Published: 1818
Place of publication: Aberdeen
Language: eng
Number of pages: 84