1773 JOHN WESLEY. A Plain Account of Christian Perfection. Superb Methodist Provenance! Spurgeon Tears at folds and deterioration

Tears at folds and deterioration of the last two leaves with very minor losses

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When his evangelist father passed away

Includes: The Divine Institution of the Ministerial Office

My Great aim and end in it hath not been to magnify sins

1773 JOHN WESLEY. A Plain Account of Christian Perfection. Superb Methodist Provenance! Spurgeon Tears at folds and deteriorationA very finely preserved 1773 edition of one of Wesley's most significant theological treatises, i. e. his most structured articulation of his doctrine of "pure love" or, as it was later, "entire sanctification." It also includes his fascinating work on drinking tea and another on electricity. Not only a really lovely early example in a nicely preserved original full calf binding, but with superb provenance. The title is inscribed, "The Gift of MDuke