1825 RICHARD WATSON. Autograph Letter as Secretary of Wesleyan Missionary Society to Missionaries in France Slavery and signed editions of works

and signed editions of works by one of the most important influences on Evan Roberts and the Welsh Revival

and turning my eyes to the city & its hundred steeples glittering in the sun

and Considerations of the State of Things

[1837-1895] from Allentown

1825 RICHARD WATSON. Autograph Letter as Secretary of Wesleyan Missionary Society to Missionaries in France Slavery and signed editions of worksA 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