Chapter XII: Debt and Diligence—1700–1704

Wesley unfortunately turns Farmer, 229

Letter to Archbishop Sharpe, 229

Explanations, 231

Archbishop Sharpe’s Application for a “Brief,” 234

Wesley declines it, 235

Wesley helps his Mother, 235

A _few_ Children born, 236

Archbishop Sharpe, 236

“The Pious Communicant,” 237

Wesley’s Opinions on Transubstantiation and 237
Baptism,

John Wesley’s Re-publication of his Father’s 239
Discourse,

Wesley’s Epistle on Poetry, 239

Its Preface, 239

Impurity of the Press, 241

Macaulay on do., 242

Account of Epistle on Poetry, 243

Wesley’s History of Old and New Testament, 244

John Sturt, 245

Quotations from History of Old and New Testament, 246