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1776 JOHN FLETCHER. Vindication of John Wesley's Calm Address to American Colonies at the Onset of the Revolution. Jonathan Edwards but include facsimiles of anythingA very crisp, early printing of a fascinating piece of history. In 1776, John Wesley immediately issued his "Calm Address," which in essence argues that taxation is biblical and normative, that the Americans are in breach of their oaths and agreements with England, and that America would apologize and play nice with England. Wesley did not receive the response he had hoped for. As was somewhat usual for Wesley, he would start theological or