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1788 THOMAS COKE & ALEXANDER MATHER. Controversy over the Dewsbury Meeting-House. Rare! Martyrs William Jackson

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William Jackson

founder of the community at Herrnhut

Adam and Charles Black

Samuel Newell was ordained as a missionary of the ABCFM to India

A Revival of Religion in Thomaston ME

1788 THOMAS COKE & ALEXANDER MATHER. Controversy over the Dewsbury Meeting-House. Rare! Martyrs William JacksonVery rare tractate regarding a controversy that arose in Dewsbury in 1788 and then spread to a handful of other meeting houses. In 1788, there was need for a new pastor for the Methodist Congregation at Dewsbury. The Trustees of that house took it upon themselves to find a pastor and reject the imposition of a pastor by Wesley. The action from Dewsbury resulted in Wesley ordering their payment of the entire remaining loan for the establishment of the

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