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Excerpt from Five Defensive Letters in Behalf of the British Wesleyan Conference, and Their Missionary Society, and Its Agents and Congregations in Western Canada, Against the Attacks of the Canada Conference JournalIn all civilized countries, character and reputation are justly regarded as of the highest importance, and not less so to public bodies. Than to private individuals. Among Christian professors this is especially the case, as in all...

Excerpt from Five Defensive Letters in Behalf of the British Wesleyan Conference, and Their Missionary Society, and Its Agents and Congregations in Western Canada, Against the Attacks of the Canada Conference JournalIn all civilized countries, character and reputation are justly regarded as of the highest importance, and not less so to public bodies. Than to private individuals. Among Christian professors this is especially the case, as in all...

Excerpt from The Substance of a Funeral Sermon, Delivered in the Wesleyan Chapel, St. James Street, Montreal, on Sunday, August 13, 1837: On Occasion of the Lamented Demise of His Most Gracious Majesty, William the FourthMost human institutions are the result of the preference of man for that which appears the most for his own advantage. And it may be considered as a striking display both of the wisdom and the benevolence of our Great Creator,...

Excerpt from The Unrighteous Monopoly, (by an Intolerant Party in the Church of England, ) of "Whatever Christian Knowledge Canada Possesses, " Examined, Exposed, and Rebuked: To Which Is Added a Defence of the Wesleyan Methodists, and Other Orthodox Churches in Canada, Against the Unchristian Bitterness, " "Violent Dealing, " and Misrepresentation of the Theological Professor of M'gill College, MontrealBlank leaves added during restoration ma...

Excerpt from The Substance of a Funeral Sermon, Delivered in the Wesleyan Chapel, St. James Street, Montreal, on Sunday, August 13, 1837: On Occasion of the Lamented Demise of His Most Gracious Majesty, William the Fourth Most human institutions are the result of the preference of man for that which appears the most for his own advantage. And it may be considered as a striking display both of the wisdom and the benevolence of our Great Creato...

Excerpt from The Unrighteous Monopoly, (by an Intolerant Party in the Church of England, ) of "Whatever Christian Knowledge Canada Possesses, " Examined, Exposed, and Rebuked: To Which Is Added a Defence of the Wesleyan Methodists, and Other Orthodox Churches in Canada, Against the Unchristian Bitterness, " "Violent Dealing, " and Misrepresentation of the Theological Professor of M'gill College, Montreal Claims of this description, very commo...