A 56 To The Millbourn Society
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- John Wesley, “A 56 To The Millbourn Society”. Wesley Corpus,
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To the Millbourn Society Date: SUNDERLAND, May 31, 1788. MY DEAR BRETHREN, All that you desire (unless I mistake) is the very thing that I desire and design to do. I desire that your house shall be just as the other, and our preachers shall meet the Society, hold lovefeasts, and keep watch-nights in them alternately. If in anything I should give the preference to either, certainly I would to the house in Millbourn Place. See letters of Jan. 20, 1787, and in Oct. 1788 (to Peter Mill). What do I want but to do you all the good I can in my few remaining days We have loved one another long, and God forbid that anything should now part you and Your affectionate brother.