Studies in Early American History the Legends of Jekyl Island
Studies in Early American History the Legends of Jekyl Island
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Vcrilv the flesh is weak, for I cannot but 26 THE LEGENDS OF JEKYL ISLAND.
long for the clay when again I may visit you and enjoy the flesh-pots of Jekyl Island. I can with difficulty eat the food of the savages. Insects bite and destroy my sleep. I am as a skeleton, and the evil one continually suggests that I murmur at my lot, and seek an easier way in which to serve the Lord. " In 1736 came to John Wesley the experience of an earthly love, but the woman who was its object married another, an...d this disappoint- ment caused the great evangelist to free his mind as to the woman and her husband in such language that he was indicted for libel, and tied to England to escape imprisonment, where- upon George Whitefield was chosen by the trustees as his successor, and arrived at Jekyl Island iii 1737.
In further illustration of early life upon the island, I copy one of the letters of Lady Oglc- thorpe to Sir Theophilus, the father of her hus- band.
" IH. AK AM) IIONOKF. D PAKE. VI : I take my pen in hand to inform you that mv dear husband ami mvself are well and I THE LEGENDS OF JEKYL ISLAND.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vcrilv the flesh is weak, for I cannot but 26 THE LEGENDS OF JEKYL ISLAND.
long for the clay when again I may visit you and enjoy the flesh-pots of Jekyl Island. I can with difficulty eat the food of the savages. Insects bite and destroy my sleep. I am as a skeleton, and the evil one continually suggests that I murmur at my lot, and seek an easier way in which to serve the Lord. " In 1736 came to John Wesley the experience of an earthly love, but the woman who was its object married another, an...d this disappoint- ment caused the great evangelist to free his mind as to the woman and her husband in such language that he was indicted for libel, and tied to England to escape imprisonment, where- upon George Whitefield was chosen by the trustees as his successor, and arrived at Jekyl Island iii 1737.
In further illustration of early life upon the island, I copy one of the letters of Lady Oglc- thorpe to Sir Theophilus, the father of her hus- band.
" IH. AK AM) IIONOKF. D PAKE. VI : I take my pen in hand to inform you that mv dear husband ami mvself are well and I THE LEGENDS OF JEKYL ISLAND.
What to read after Studies in Early American History the Legends of Jekyl Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Head Franklin Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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