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1763 METHODIST - MARY FLETCHER. Signed Sermon notes Woman who Persuaded John Wesley. George Whitefield and government

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1763 METHODIST - MARY FLETCHER. Signed Sermon notes Woman who Persuaded John Wesley. George Whitefield and governmentAn exceptional partial sermon manuscript, with attached autograph and engraving, by Mary Fletcher [1739 1815]. She was an early convert to Methodism, married John Fletcher, whom Wesley called the holiest man he had ever known, and is credited with persuading John Wesley to formally recognize her "extraordinary call" to preach and was among, if not the first formally recognized preacher among the Methodists. The document itself is also a meaningful

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