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The Sermons Of Charles Wesley A Critical Edition With Introduction And Notes Charles Wesley

Name: The Sermons Of Charles Wesley A Critical Edition With Introduction And Notes Charles Wesley
SKU: BELL-2201608
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The Sermons Of Charles Wesley A Critical Edition With Introduction And Notes Charles Wesley instant download after payment.

Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA

File Extension: PDF

File size: 22.49 MB

Pages: 422

Author: Charles Wesley

ISBN: 9780198269496, 0198269498

Language: English

Year: 2001

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The Sermons Of Charles Wesley A Critical Edition With Introduction And Notes Charles Wesley by Charles Wesley 9780198269496, 0198269498 instant download after payment.

This book brings to publication all of the famous hymn-writer Charles Wesley's sermon material. Included are four substantial introductory chapters which place Charles Wesley's preaching in the context of early Methodism and the eighteenth century more generally. Annotations on the texts themselves are substantially text-critical and include discussion of Charles's use of Byrom's shorthand, the script in which a significant portion of the material is written. Other notes include an attempt to trace Charles's use of sources, specifically the Bible, the Homilies, and the Book of Common Prayer.