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the rise, development and decline of the Methodist class meeting in eighteenth century England
1. Religion and society at the turn of the eighteenth century -- 2. The heritage of John and Charles Wesley -- 3. Religious societies in England from 1678 -- 4. The Fetter Lane Society -- 5. The classes of Methodism -- 6. Routinization -- 7. Totemism -- 8. The one-generational meeting -- 9. Conclusion -- Appendices: -- 1. The rules of Anthony Horneck's Savoy Society -- 2. The Poplar regulations -- 3. Samuel Wesley's rule for the Epworth Society -- 4. The rules of the Rev Samuel Walker's Truro Society -- 5. Articles of the religious societies at Truro -- 6. The rules of the Fetter Lane Society (A) -- 7. The rules of the Fetter Lane Society (B) -- 8. The rules of the Fetter Lane Society (C) -- 9. Religious societies from John Wesley's diary -- 10. The nature, design, and general rules of the united societies -- 11. Rules of the band societies -- 12. Directions given to the band societies -- 13. Of the right method of meeting classes and bands, in the Methodist societies
Includes bibliographical references (pages 329-340).