|  | Title Page | 
				
					|  | Editor's Note | 
				
					|  | Introduction | 
				
					|  | An Appreciation of John Wesley's Journal | 
				
					|  | Biographical Sketch | 
				
					| Chapter 1 | Wesley as a Missionary to Georgia Wesley Begins 
					his Work - Origin of the Holy Club - 					Wesley Sails for America - 					Life on Board - 					Memorable Atlantic Storms - 					Wesley Arrives in Georgia - 					Begins His Ministry at Savannah - 					'I Waked Under Water' - 					Talks to the Indians - 					Fearless of Rains and Dews - 					Desires to Go Among the Indians | 
				
					| Chapter 2 | Troubles in Georgia; Return to 
					England; Peter Bohler; 'I Felt my Heart Strangely Warmed' Begins to Learn Spanish - 		Warrant for Wesley's Arrest - 		The Jury's Charge against Wesley - 		Why Wesley left Georgia - 		Lost in the Woods - 		Farewell to America - 		The Voyage to England - 		Lands at Deal - 		In London Again - 		Wesley Meets Peter Bohler - 		Wesley's Four Resolutions - 		Incidents on the Manchester Road - 		Companions on Horseback - 		Preaches in Oxford Castle - 		Talks with Bohler - 		'I Felt My Heart Strangely Warmed' - 		Wesley Preaches in Newgate Gaol | 
				
					| Chapter 3 | Field-Preaching; 'All the World my 
					Parish'; Whitefield; Wales; Experience with Demons Wesley Begins Field-preaching - 		The First Methodist Building - 		Wesley's Living Arguments - 		Beau Nash Argues with Wesley - 		'All the World My Parish' - 		Susanna Wesley and her Son - 		Talks with Whitefield - 		Press-gang Disturbs the Sermon - 		The New Name of Methodism - 		An Accident and a Long Sermon - 		Wesley in Wales - 		'A Terrible Sight' - 		'Yonder Comes Wesley, Galloping' - 		The Colliers of Kingswood | 
				
					| Chapter 4 | Preaching Incidents; Wesley's Labor Colony; Dispute with 
		Whitefield; Curious Interruptions; The Mother of the Wesleys Wesley's Correspondents - 		A Sermon and a Riot - 		Preaching Incidents - 		Wesley's Labor Colony - 		Dispute with Whitefield - 		Wesley at Northampton and Nottingham - 		An Ox in the Congregation - 		Wesley at Cardiff - 		A Curious Interruption - 		Wesley's Congregation Stoned - 		A Bull in the Congregation - 		Wesley Was 'the Better Mounted' - 		A Big Crowd at Newcastle - 		Wesley on His Father's Tombstone - 		'Let Them Convert the Scolds' - 		Death of Wesley's Mother - 		Mrs. Wesley as Preacher - 		She Speaks to Two Hundred - 		How the Wesleys 
					Were Brought up - 'Conquer the Child's Will' - They Had 
					Nothing They Cried For - Keeping the Wesley Children in 
					Order - Susanna Wesley's 'By-laws' - Mr. Stephenson and 
					Wesley - Newcastle's First Methodist Room | 
				
					| Chapter 5 | Wesley Refused Sacraments at Epworth; Cornwall and the Scilly 
		Isles; Natural Amphitheater at Gwennap; Wesley in Danger Wesley Refused the Sacrament at Epworth - 		Wesley and the Cock-fighter - 		Wesley in Seven Dials - 		Wesley's Horses Give Trouble - 		Wesley Goes to Cornwall - 		The Cornish Tinners - 		In the Scilly Isles - 		Remarkable Service at Gwennap - 		A Mob at Wednesbury 
					- Wesley in Danger - His Presence of Mind - 'What Soft Hair 
					He Has' - Wesley's Defenders - The Sleepy Magistrates' 
					Proclamation - Wesley Nearly Drowned - Methodism on the 
					Stage | 
				
					| Chapter 6 | First Methodist Conference; Pressgangs and Mobs; Wesley's 
		Protest against Ungodliness The First Conference - Wesley's 
					Chancery Bill - Wesley's Effective Letter - Press Gang and 
					Methodists - Reading the Riot Act - Wesley Seized for a 
					Soldier - Dramatic Scenes at Falmouth - 'I am John Wesley' - 
					Wesley Pushed from a High Wall - Riot Act and a Sermon - 
					Pelted by the Mob at Leeds - Great Excitement at Newcastle - 
					Wesley's Letter to the Mayor - Preaching under Difficulties 
					- The Blasphemous Troops - Bonfires Everywhere | 
				
					| Chapter 7 | Severe Weather; Ireland; Wesley's 
					Protest against Lawlessness Wesley and Faith-healing - 
					Wesley Encounters Severe Weather - Preaching to the Lead 
					Miners - How Wesley Dealt with a Mob - The Bargemen and 
					their Clubs - Remarkable Accident to Wesley - A Shower of 
					Stones - A Horrible Proposition - Incidents in Ireland - 
					Wesley Lives on Apple-tea - A Determined Preacher - Zealous 
					Protestants - Wesley Protests Against Lawlessness - Beaten 
					by the Mob - Defending Field Preaching - Three Remarkable 
					Shots with Stones | 
				
					| Chapter 8 | Wesley and the Soldiers; In Ireland and Wales Again; Wesley 
		Burned in Effigy; Wesley as an Editor Wesley in Wales - 		Marries his Brother - 		Methodists Lease an Abbey - 		Wesley and the Soldiers' Class - 		A Ridiculous Question - 		A Rough Voyage - 		Remarkable Scenes at Bolton - 		Wesley at Dudley and Birmingham - 		Wesley in Wales - 		Waiting for the Irish Boat - 		'Where Is the Parson?' - 		Wesley Interviews Mrs. Pilkington - 		Wesley Burned in Effigy - 		Visits to Kinsale and Cork - 		At an Irish Funeral - 		Wesley Rides Ninety Miles - 		He Left One Shilling and Fourpence 
					- Wesley as Editor - In Canterbury Cathedral | 
				
					| Chapter 9 | Wesley's Marriage; Dealings with 
					Cornwall Smugglers; His Illness and Recovery Wesley Decides to Marry - Marriage and Preaching - Wesley 
					and His Barber - Wesley's Impressions of Scotland - Wesley's 
					Remarkable Vitality - A Crowded Coach - Wesley Sleeps in a 
					Cellar - Round Chester Walls - A Boiling Sea - Wesley's 
					Forgiveness - The Pay of Preaching - Wesley in Glasgow - 
					Apprenticeship Customs - Cornish Smugglers - Wesley Writes 
					His Epitaph - Wesley His Own Doctor | 
				
					| Chapter 10 | Retirement in Paddington; Wesley Slandered; Premonitions; A 
		Dream Wesley Retires to Paddington - 		Persecuting the Methodists - 		Wesley's Prescriptions - 		Wesley and the Sunshine - 		The Room Was Like and Oven - 		'This Is No Mazed 
					Man' - Slandering Wesley in the Pulpit - Extraordinary 
					Coincidence - Macbeth and Thunder at Drury Lane - At Dover 
					Castle - Preaching to a Press-gang - Waiting for the Ferry - 
					Irish Honesty - A Remarkable Premonition Fulfilled - 
					Preaching in a Loft - A Terrible Dream - The Delights of 
					North Wales - Wesley's Debt of f 1236 - Wesley on 
					Electricity as a Cure | 
				
					| Chapter 11 | 'I do Indeed Live by Preaching'; Wesley's Advice to 
		Travelers; Wesley and the French Prisoners In Glasgow Cathedral  - 		Wesley Sings a Scotch Psalm - 		'I Do Indeed Live by Preaching!'  - 		Wesley at Charterhouse  - 		Wesley Opposed by Mayor and Minister - 		Fire at Kingswood School - 		In Norfolk and Suffolk - 		Another Ninety-mile Journey - 		Wesley's Advice to Travelers  - 		Wesley at Norwich and Colchester  - 		The Sands of Ravenglass  - 		Useless Doctors  - 		Fire in a Coalpit 
					- Newcastle as a Summer Resort - Wesley Likes a Soft Cushion 
					- Defeating the Press-gang - Extraordinary Trances - Wesley 
					Rides Twenty-four Hundred Miles in Seven Months - 
					Field-preaching Expedient - Wesley Clothes French Prisoners 
					- The Truth about Trances | 
				
					| Chapter 12 | Wesley's Letter to an Editor; Impositions and Declarations; 
		the Speaking Statue; Wesley's Pentecost Wesley and the Irish Question - 		Attack on Wesley's Hat  - 		'A Kind of Waterspout'  - 		A Tinner's Story  - 		Wesley Writes to the London Chronicle  - 		Preaching in the Inn Yard - 		Wesley Preaches at Aberdeen - 		Wesley's Criticism of Edinburgh - 		A Busy Week  - 		Wesley and Impositions  - 		A Monster Called a Declaration - 		Some Impudent Women - 		Seen in a Looking Glass  - 		Wesley at Matlock Bath and Boston  - 		Preaching by Moonlight  - 		Some Rough Journeys  - 		Remarkable Speaking Statue  - 		Wesley and the Oatmeal Sellers  - 		The Irish Whiteboys - 		Whitewashing Kilkenny 
					Marble - Wesley in Cornwall - Wesley's Day of Pentecost | 
				
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					13 | Wesley in Scotland Again; Methodist's Wealth; 'No Law for 
		Methodists'; Exhausting Days; Whitefield Wesley in Aberdeen Again  - 		Plain Dealing in Scotland - 		The Drunkard's Magnificat - 		Methodists and Their Wealth  - 		A Difficult Crossing - 		Wesley at Birmingham, Walsal, 
					and Derby - 'No Law for Methodists' - Wesley Unhorsed - 
					Wesley on Holy Island - Wesley at the General Assembly - At 
					Inverness - A Sermon and Congregation to Order - Wesley and 
					a Scotch Communion - Wesley's Likes and Dislikes - She 
					Thought, 'I Laugh Prettily' - An Exhausting Day - Seven 
					Hours on Horseback - The Ride from Pembroke to Swansea - 
					Wesley's Experiments with Lions | 
				
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					14 | Justice for Methodists; Methodist Character; Instructions to 
		Parents; Wesley's Opinion of Mary Queen of Scots Breakfast with Mr. Whitefield - 		Two Deeds - 		Wesley Covered with Mud - 		Wesley Secures Justice for Methodists  - Gwennap's Famous Amphitheater  - 		Wesley on a Country Life  - 		Wesley and the Character of a Methodist  - 		The Sexton's Strange Apparition - 		Queer Houses at Sheerness - 		Wesley in the Marshalsea Prison  - 		Wesley Travels North  - 		Preaching in a North Wind  - 		Wesley Instructs Parents - 		Wesley and Mary Queen of Scots - 		Wesley at Scoon and Holyrood 
					- Wesley's Old Schoolfellow - Wesley's Wife Ill - Wesley and 
					Seaport Towns | 
				
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					15 | Wesley Opens a New Church; Comments on Rousseau; Geology; 
		Swedenborg, and Riding Horseback; Gwennap and 20,000 People; Death of 
		Whitefield Wesley's Land-shark  - 		Wesley Opens a New Church  - 		A Forsaken Beauty  - 		Wesley at the Countess of Huntingdon's  - 		The Gentleman with Rotten Eggs - 		Wesley on Geology and Rousseau - 		Swedenborg an Entertaining Madman  - 		Wesley and His Horses  - 		Wesley at Nairn, 
					Elgin, and Aberdeen - Where Are the Highlands? - Wesley and 
					the Turnpikes - Wesley in St. Albans Abbey - Wesley and the 
					Druid Monuments - Congregation of 20,000 - Fire at 
					Portsmouth Dock - Wesley Preaches Whitefield's Funeral 
					Sermon | 
				
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					16 | Windsor Park; Wesley as Art Critic; Glasgow and Perth; At 
		70, Wesley Preaches to 30,000 People The Earl of Desmond's Castle  - 		Wesley in Winchester Cathedral  - 		Wesley at Windsor Park  - 		Wesley as Art Critic  - 		Wesley on A Sentimental Journey  - 		Wesley and the Boarding School  - 		Wesley at Greenock and Glasgow - 		Wesley Receives the Freedom of Perth - 		Wesley Visits the Bass Rock - 		Through the Dales - 		Field-preaching as Wesley's Cross  - 		Good or Bad Spirits?  - 		A Remarkable Dream - 		Wesley's Letters and Friends  - 		Wesley and His Chaise  - 		Incidents in Ireland - 		A Neglected School  - 		Mobbed by Masons  - 		Wesley at Derry and Armagh  - 		The Speaking Statue Again - 		The Earthquake at Madeley 
					- A Man of Seventy Preaches to 30,000 People - A Monster Elm | 
				
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					17 | Wesley Arrested; A Terrible Ride; A Methodist Isaac Newton; 
		Wesley and the American War - 		Wesley Arrested in Edinburgh Wesley's Terrible Ride  - 		A Collier's Remarkable Escape - 		Wesley at Corfe 
					Castle - A Methodist Isaac Newton - Wesley in the Fens - 
					Wesley's Coach Upset - Wesley and the American War - 
					Preaching from the Stocks - 'A Very Extraordinary Genius' - 
					Neat and Elegant Banff - A Town of Beggars - Wesley 
					Criticizes the Scotch Universities - Smuggling in Cornwall | 
				
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					18 | On the Isle of Man; City Road Chapel; Wesley Visits Lorg 
		George Gordon In Bethnal Green Hamlet  - 		City Road Chapel Begun  - 		Wesley in the Isle of Man  - 		The Manx Men  - 		'Taught by a Chaise Boy' - 		Are the Methodists a Fallen People?  - 		Wesley Starts a Magazine  - 		Wesley Discusses Old Sermons - 		Among the Ruins  - 		City Road Chapel Opened - 		Wesley Goes North  - 		Wesley Attended by Felons  - 		'Make Your Will before You Sleep' - 		Wesley at the German Settlement - 		The Bishop of Durham's Tapestry  - 		Wesley on 'Boston Stump' - 		Wesley at Sevenoaks 
					- Wesley Visits Lord George in the Tower | 
				
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					19 | An Ideal Circuit; Wesley in his Eighties; Wesley Visits 
		Holland; Incidents in Scotland A Rough Voyage  - 		In the Isle of Man  - 		Preaching at Peel  - 		An Ideal Circuit - 		'A Low, Soft, Solemn Sound'  - 		Wesley Enters His Eightieth Year  - 		No Repose for Wesley  - 		A Christian Bishop's Furniture  - 		'The Tide Is Now Turned'  - 		Wesley Visits Holland - 		The Reverent Dutch - 		The Beautiful Hague  - 		At Leyden and Amsterdam  - 		The Warmly Affectionate Dutch  - 		Wesley at Utrecht  - 		Two Hours with Dr. Johnson  - 		Wesley and Early Rising  - 		Remarkable Escape from Prison  - 		The Banks of the Spey 
					- Twelve and a Half Miles in Heavy Rain - Incidents in 
					Scotland - Wesley at 81 - Burglary at Wesley's House | 
				
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					20 | Wesley Collects Money for the Poor; Visits the House of 
		Lords; His Reasons for his Long Life; 'How is the Tide Turned;' Last 
		Entries Wesley at Eighty-one Begs f 200 - 		Fifty Years Growth of Methodism - 		Wesley Visits the House of Lords - 		Wesley Visits Hatfield House  - 		Wesley's Threat to Deptford  - 		Wesley Visits the Irish Parliament House - 		A Visit to the Channel Islands  - 		'A Little Circumstance' - 		At the Governor's House - 		'Because I Have Lived so Many Years' - 		Detained by Contrary Winds  - 		Sails for Penzance 
					- Wesley on His Old Age - Wesley's Reasons for His Long Life 
					- An Important Conference - 'The Gentle Steps of Age' - 
					Wesley Sits to Romney - Wesley Explains Methodism - Wesley 
					Describes Himself at Eighty-five - 'How Is the Tide Turned!' 
					- Wesley's Eighty-sixth Christmas - The Last Year of the 
					Journal - A Backsliding Innkeeper - 'I Am Become an 
					Honorable Man' - Wesley's Last Entries -  | 
				
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