1788 HENRY PATILLO. North Carolina Presbyterian Rails against John Wesley and Francis Asbury. George Whitefield A very attractive two-volume custom-bound

A very attractive two-volume custom-bound set of the discourses of John Wesley

But it is the want of a well settled Belief of the Essentials of our Religion

The Annual Address Delivered before the Diagnothian and Goethean Literary Societies of Marshall College

Early and attractive Sunday School Lending Library label on front and rear pastedown

1788 HENRY PATILLO. North Carolina Presbyterian Rails against John Wesley and Francis Asbury. George Whitefield A very attractive two-volume custom-boundVery scarce volume of sermons by influential 18th century North Carolina Presbyterian divine, a significant amount of which is spent publicly reproving and correcting Francis Asbury and an aged John Wesley, whose age is seen as adding to his shame for his false "Arminian" doctrines and his lack of understanding of the nature of "free grace," etc., During the late 18th century, the Arminian Calvinistic controversy that had dogged Wesley and Whitefield