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Date: 1778-11-03 Contributing Institution: Duke University Libraries Description: Signed fragment containing part of final sentence, closing, and JW's signature. Mounted in two page scrapbook labeled "John Wesley 1703-1791," which also includes an engraving of JW, a piece of ivy from his grave, and a silhouette of "Mrs. Vizelle. Wesley's Wife." Provenance: discovered loose in ... View Full Item at Duke University Libraries -
Date: 1773-01-29 Contributing Institution: Duke University Libraries Description: Handwritten transcription by Charles A. Federer, 1903 June 4. A penciled note, undated, points out that JW's closing phrase, "Ivy Leaves grow on Walls," does not appear in the printed version of this letter. View Full Item at Duke University Libraries -
Date: 1787-01-17 Contributing Institution: Duke University Libraries Description: Missing. Photocopy provided. View Full Item at Duke University Libraries -
Date: 1762-06-25 Contributing Institution: Duke University Libraries Description: Facsimile "engraved by W. Collard from a series of autograph letters from the Rev'd J. Wesley to Mr. Matthew Lowes, now in the Possession of Mr. T. Sopwith, Newcastle on Tyne," undated. View Full Item at Duke University Libraries -
Date: 1787-12-22 Contributing Institution: Duke University Libraries View Full Item at Duke University Libraries -
Date: 1774-06-03 Contributing Institution: Duke University Libraries Description: Provenance: housed with the use copy in Box WF 4 is a photocopied invoice from Charles Hamilton to FB regarding the letter, undated. View Full Item at Duke University Libraries -
Date: 1784-06-13 Contributing Institution: Duke University Libraries View Full Item at Duke University Libraries -
Date: 1746-08-04 Contributing Institution: Duke University Libraries Description: Original handwritten transcription, presumably contemporary, was made by Thomas Richards, who then appended a note of his own. This pair of letters in their entirety was then transcribed by R. O. Jones, circa 1860s. Richards was one of Wesley's earliest itinerant preachers; for more information, ... View Full Item at Duke University Libraries