John Wesley (1703-1791), evangelist and Methodist leader: correspondence

Some letters of John Wesley to various correspondents, with one letter to Wesley. Generally on religious and personal topics, but two letters discuss medical cases (nos. 2 and 6). The first offers advice on an apothecary's prescription, and on a healthy regimen: the second refers to a case of mortification of the instep.

1771-1791

11 items

Provenance unknown. Accession register states (in error) Sotheby's, 1924.

Described in typescript supplements, by Christopher Hilton and Richard Aspin, to the Library's published finding aids.