1825 RICHARD WATSON. Autograph Letter as Secretary of Wesleyan Missionary Society to Missionaries in France Exposition One page with a fold

One page with a fold

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Shewing what are no Certain Signs that Religious Affections are Gracious

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1825 RICHARD WATSON. Autograph Letter as Secretary of Wesleyan Missionary Society to Missionaries in France Exposition One page with a foldA really attractive full 2. 5pp autograph letter by prominent Methodist theologian and divine, Richard Watson [1781 1833]. Raised in the Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion, he was somewhat more Arminian and less a dissenter, though committed to Methodism proper. He became an itinerant, or circuit rider, in 1796, and remained so for some years. He was a pioneer from the beginning. In 1813, he designed the original plan for the Wesleyan Missionary