1828 ANONYMOUS. Letter to the Methodists of Central Virginia, Accusing them of Slander Anglican that Wesleyanism had become a

that Wesleyanism had become a hierarchy of power and that it ruled from a central organization rather than empowering the local minister

Archbishop Laud

with his unnerving rantings

Popish Malice against Gospel Preaching

Discourses on the Joys or Sorrows of Departed Souls at Death and the Glory or Terror of the Resurrection

1828 ANONYMOUS. Letter to the Methodists of Central Virginia, Accusing them of Slander Anglican that Wesleyanism had become aAn interesting and rather rare tractate issued by the Presbyterians of Kentucky, charging the Methodists with ginning up scandalous tales regarding the Presbyterians, including charges that they were in cahoots with the Devil himself, preached doctrines of demons, and lived lascivious lives worthy of their damnable doctrines. Anonymous. Letter to the Methodists of Central Virginia. Concerning Wm. Monroe's Reply to the "Pastoral Letter of the Lexington