1879 FREE METHODIST. Early Doctrines and Disciplines of the Free Methodist Church. No Gold - No Slaves! John Wesley Moorfields: And sold at the

Moorfields: And sold at the New Chapel

the letter of Chief Justice John Appleton [of Maine] to Charles Sumner on the same subject appended at rear

who had been trained by Chalmers and then served as Chalmers' associate pastor

and Prebendary Neville of Butleigh met down upon the grass in the garden and talked over the State of Christendom

1879 FREE METHODIST. Early Doctrines and Disciplines of the Free Methodist Church. No Gold - No Slaves! John Wesley Moorfields: And sold at theVery rare early Free Methodist Discipline, of the emerging holiness branch of the Methodist revivalist movement. It contains early iterations of their holiness teachings, i. e. the forbidding of any gold being worn, including wedding rings, an ongoing resistance to the ownership of slaves which was effectively still happening in terms of practice, etc., No other examples in the trade. This the copy of early Free Methodist leader, Rev. A. W. Hayes.