1775 COUNTESS OF HUNTINGDON. Selina's Personal Copy of John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress! Prayer and Prayer Meetings Anne's Blackfriars

Anne's Blackfriars

With Introductory Lectures on the Pilgrim's Progress

experimental notes by the George Jones noted on the title

though another letter from Wesley to Cursham has been published in 1931 edition of his correspondence

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1775 COUNTESS OF HUNTINGDON. Selina's Personal Copy of John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress! Prayer and Prayer Meetings Anne's BlackfriarsWhat a little treasure. The present was Selina, Countess of Huntingdon's personal copy of Bunyan's Immortal Tale, then a part of the library used for the training college started on her private estate to train those converted under Wesley and Whitefield as preachers, and ultimately, becoming Trevecca College in Wales [1768] and later, Cheshunt College. The volume, likely given to her by the publisher as it was dedicated to her, contains her personal