Historical Notices of the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, in Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London: With a Brief Sketch of the Origin and Progress of the Society and Congregation (Classic Reprint)

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Tun first part of the following sketch was prepared at Midsummer, 1840, for the Trustees, who thought that the statements it contains might be useful in exciting the Congre gatien and Society to contribute liberally in raising £2000 towards the Repairs and Improvements which they were about to commence. The desired end having been accomplished, the Trustees now wish to preserve from oblivion the facts and dates which have been collected and verified, that they may be useful to others; they have added very minute details of their own recent proceedings. They do not forget that in a few years the duties which they now perform, must devolve on others; and if this record of the events which they and their fathers have seen and known, should produce in the minds of their successors as firm a conviction, as they themselves have, that the cause of Wesleyan Methodism is the cause of God, they believe, that, the necessary consequence must be, that they will gladly and zealously devote themselves to the duties committed to them.

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