L'histoire illustrée du méthodisme [ressource électronique]; l'histoire de l'origine et du progrès de l'église méthodiste, de sa fondation par John Wesley à l'actuelle dayWritten dans le style populaire et illustrée par plus d'un millier de portraits et de vues de personnes . lecteurs théodistes, fait usage du meilleur matériel qu'il pourrait trouver, anime l'ensemble avec son propre esprit de dévotionet de piété pratique. La carrière du docteur Coke a été nocking à la fin. En janvier de l'année 1811, il perdit sa première épouse, et il resta agité et disconsolate; à la fermeture de l'année, il se maria de nouveau. Sa sec-

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The illustrated history of Methodism [electronic resource]; the story of the origin and progress of the Methodist church, from its foundation by John Wesley to the present dayWritten in popular style and illustrated by more than one thousand portraits and views of persons . thodist readers, made use ofthe best material he could find, animatingthe whole with his own spirit of devotionand practical piety. The career of Doctor Coke was nowdrawing to a close. In January of theyear 1811 he lost his first wife, and wasleft restless and disconsolate; at the closeof the year he married again. His sec-ond wife, a Miss Ann Don dale, of Diver-pool, highly esteemed in Methodist cir-cles for her works of charity, but of pre-carious health, died a year after theirmarriage; and she was buried beside hisfirst wife in the family vault at Brecon.It was his desire that his remains shouldbe placed there, in whatever corner ofthe globe he chanced to die; but the cir-cumstances of his death made this im-possible. In June, 1813, we find him writing toa friend from the preaching-house, Dub-lin: I am now dead to Europe, andalive for India. God himself has said tome: Go to Ceylon. I am as much con-vinced of the will of God in this respect The Illustrated History of Methodism. 415. PRESIDENTS OF THE BRITISH CONFERENCE, 1S42-1863. 35- John Hannah.36. John Scott.37- Jacob Stanley. 38. William Atherton. 39. Samuel Jackson. 45. Francis A. West. 51. George Osborn 40. John Beecham. 46. John Bowers. 41. John Lomas. 42. John Farrar. 43. Isaac Keeling-. 44. Robert Young. 47. Samuel D. Waddy. 48. William W. Stamp. 49. John Rattenbury. 50. Charles Prest. 416 The Illustrated History of Methodism. as that I breathe; so fully convinced, that methinks I had rather be set nakedon the coast of Ceylon, without clothes, and without a friend, than not go there.The Portuguese language is much spokenall round the coast of Ceylon, and allalong the coast of India. According toDoctor Buchanan there are five hundredthou

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