Popery Calmly Considered.

Wesley (John)

Popery Calmly Considered.

Description: FIRST EDITION, woodcut ornaments on title and headpieces to 'To the Reader' and to the text, a little browned around the edges, small fragment missing from lower outer corner of first leaf (not affecting text), pp. 25, 12mo, disbound, last pair of leaves loose

Publication Details: Printed by R. Hawes, and sold at the New-Chapel, City Road; and at the Rev. Mr. Wesley's Preaching-Houses, in Town and Country, 1779

Notes: 'Charles Wesley says he was told that some of the bitterest Calvinists were reconciled to his brother by the tract on Popery' (Green). There were three London editions within the year, an Edinburgh one, and, according to Green, a Dublin one, though the last is not in ESTC. None of them are common, the present edition recorded in 6 copies in 5 locations in the UK, and 6 in the US.

Bibliography: (Green 336; ESTC T173738)