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Illustration: REV{ D}. GEORGE WHITEFIELD, B.A. AGED 54
AUTHOR OF “THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE REV. SAMUEL WESLEY, M.A., RECTOR OF EPWORTH;” “THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE REV. JOHN WESLEY, M.A.;” AND “THE OXFORD METHODISTS.”
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Marvellous Work of God――Revivals at Cambuslang, Kilsyth, etc.――Letter to Lord Rae――Erection in the Hospital Park, Edinburgh――Great Commotions――Opposition of the “Associate Presbytery”――Mr. Robe’s Answer――Letter to Ebenezer Erskine―― Public Fast――Anti-Whitefieldian Declaration――Letter from Gentleman in Boston――Hostile Pamphlets――Pamphlet by Whitefield on New England Revival――Whitefield’s Financial Report of Orphan House――Letter to Rev. Mr. Willison―― Young Truants――Invasion of Georgia――Whitefield’s Chaplain and Surgeon Imprisoned――Letter to Trustees of Georgia―― Whitefield’s Vindication of himself――Methodism in Wales―― Whitefield’s Letter to his Mother――Second Visit to Cambuslang――The Moravians――Letter to Habersham――Revivals in Scotland――Letter to Colonel Gardiner――Whitefield and Wesley Reconciled――Collections in Scotland, 1–35