1792 SLAVERY & METHODISTS. An Address Urging Methodists to Join Abolitionists against the Slave Trade. Miracles For its darker side reveals

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1792 SLAVERY & METHODISTS. An Address Urging Methodists to Join Abolitionists against the Slave Trade. Miracles For its darker side revealsVery rare early Methodist abolitionist document. Samuel Bradburn [1751 1816] was a friendly associate and preacher under John Wesley, and a dear friend and disciple of the saintly John Fletcher of Madeley. He began preaching as a Methodist itinerant in 1774 and was considered one of the most influential Methodist orators of the period. He was perhaps the first to issue a formal charge to all Methodists to join the side of the abolitionists, and to do