The Moravian Church in England, 1728-1760

Boyd Stanley Schlenther · Colin Podmore

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Preface Introduction 1. The First Decade: 17281737 2. The Fetter Lane Society: 17381740 3. The Moravians' Relations with the Methodists 4. The Moravians' Role in the Evangelical Revival 5. The Appeal of the Moravian Church in England 6. Episcopal Attitudes to the Moravians before 1749 7. 'An Antient Protestant Episcopal Church': The Moravian Act of 1749 8. The Crisis of 1753 Bibliography

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