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Excerpt from The Wesleyans Vindicated From the Calumnies Contained in a Pamphlet: Entitled, "the Church of England Compared With Wesleyan Methodism," and Recommended by the British Magazine to the Clergy and Laity of England for General Distribution, in a Dialogue Between a Churchman and a Methodist
Tun following pamphlet has been written, not in anger, but in sorrow. It is not an attack upon the national Church, but an honest defence of an insulted and slandered people.. For some months the author has been acquainted with the tract which he has here attempted to answer; and he has been repeatedly requested to supply an antidote to the poison which it contains; but he deemed this unnecessary. The tract appears so destitute of all candour, and its statements, so far as the Wesleyans are concerned, are so void of even the semblance of truth, that he could not think it was likely to gain much credit in the world, especially among sensible and upright people.
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