The Methodist Magazine
1995/3499
1800-1850 / Book / Cardboard / Leather / Methodism / Paper / Printing & Publishing / Publication
Paper, printed; cardboard, bound in leather
1809
The Methodist Magazine was a monthly periodical which ran as Arminian Magazine 1-20 (1778-1797); then, as Methodist Magazine 21-44 (1798-1821). In 1822 and until 1913, it was known as the Wesleyan-Methodist Magazine (45-136) and became afterwards the Magazine of the Wesleyan Methodist Church between 1914 and 1926 (137-149). Since 1927, it has been known once more as the Methodist Magazine (150--). Between 1792 and 1821, the magazine was edited by George Whitfield, George Story and Joseph Benson, close associates of John Wesley. This is the edition for April, 1809.
1809
The Methodist Magazine was a monthly periodical which ran as Arminian Magazine 1-20 (1778-1797); then, as Methodist Magazine 21-44 (1798-1821). In 1822 and until 1913, it was known as the Wesleyan-Methodist Magazine (45-136) and became afterwards the Magazine of the Wesleyan Methodist Church between 1914 and 1926 (137-149). Since 1927, it has been known once more as the Methodist Magazine (150--). Between 1792 and 1821, the magazine was edited by George Whitfield, George Story and Joseph Benson, close associates of John Wesley. This is the edition for April, 1809.
