we find very few indications of his internal religious and philosophical dialogue either in printed works or in private communication
"Do you wish to have my mind on the subject [slavery]
he was using his role and influence to rid the SPG of any connection to slaves and plantations in Barbados
Plain Counsels for Perilous Times by J
1854-1858 WESLEYAN. Group of 5 Letters by Prominent Wesleyan Divines. Peter Mackenzie, Wm. Morley Punshon, &c. Jonathan Edwards we find very few indicationsA fine group of five 1854 1858 [one later] letters by prominent Wesleyan Methodist ministers, several with regard to the death of a Mr. Sercombe. The letters include by Peter McKenzie [1824 1895], one of the most prominent Wesleyans of the 19th century; William Morley Punshon [1824 1881], another influential Wesleyan, multiple times President of the Conference, author, etc.; J. Wood, Wesleyan Minister of the Chelsea Circuit; J. Martin, Wesleyan