1791 JOHN WESLEY. Rare Irish Imprint Immediately Upon Wesley's Death. Account of the Sickness and Death of Wesley. Calvinism This absolutely unbroken assemblage with

This absolutely unbroken assemblage with apparently no looted signatures

He and Small traveled together and were as Prohibitionist as they came

there must be a generation of prophets

Grandfather of John and Charles

written from Adam Clarke to long-time friend

1791 JOHN WESLEY. Rare Irish Imprint Immediately Upon Wesley's Death. Account of the Sickness and Death of Wesley. Calvinism This absolutely unbroken assemblage withVery rare Irish first imprint of the notice and account of the closing scenes associated with the death of John Wesley on March 2, 1791. Uniquely typeset from the London edition. scarce. Wesley, John [James Rogers]. Some Account of the Last Sickness and Death of the Rev. John Wesley. Dublin. Printed by B. Dugdale, No. 150, Capel Street. 1791. First Edition. 22pp. Signed in print at the end by George Whitfield, James Rogers, John Broadbent, Thomas