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Excerpt from Aids to Truth and Charity: A Letter Addressed to "William Fitzgerald, D.D., Bishop of Cork, Cloyne, and Ross," Being a Vindication of John and Charles Wesley, George Whitefield, and Their People, Against His Censures Contained in a Volume Entitled "Aids to Faith"
Aids to Faith have been more cordially received, than by the Methodists, had they been treated with even ordinary civility and candour.
Without any further preface, I will frankly tell you that I complain of three things with respect to that part of your Essay which relates to Methodism.
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