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The Wesleys and Howell Harris
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 21 March 2016
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The movement inaugurated in England by the Wesleys has received and is still receiving much attention from historians. There was a contemporary and related movement in Wales, but, due to barriers of language, geography, politics, and national outlook, it has received much less attention. The leader of the Welsh movement was Howell Harris: the discovery and piecemeal publication of his journals and of a great mass of his correspondence have provided fresh material for the study of his life and work, and, in particular, of his relationship to the Wesleys.
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Page 267 of note 1 The story of the finding of the Harris MSS is told in M. H. Jones, The Trevecka Letters; the MSS are now in the National Library, Aberystwyth. The published sections are to be found in the following works: Cylchgrawn Cymdeithas Hartes (Journal ot the Welsh Presbyterian Historical Society — Abbreviated reference CCH). Batbafarn (Journal of the Welsh Wesleyan Historical Society). Selected Trevecka Letters (Trevecka Record Series, No. 1, transcribed by Gomer M. Roberts). Howel Harris, Reformer and Soldier (Trevecka Record Series, No. 2, transcribed by Tom Beynon). Selected Trevecka Letters (Trevecka Record Series, No. 3, transcribed by Gomer M. Roberts), Howell Harris’s Visits to London (Cambrian News Press, transcribed by Tom Beynon). See also my work on Harris in CCH, XLIX and L; and G. F. Nuttall, Howel Harris, The last Enthusiast.
Page 267 of note 2 CCH, III, 3, 54.
Page 267 of note 3 CCH, III, 3, 58-9.
Page 268 of note 1 CCH, III, 3, 69-70.
Page 268 of note 2 CCH, XLII, 1, 143.
Page 268 of note 3 CCH, XXV, 2, 432.
Page 268 of note 4 CCH, XXXII, 4, 100; XXIX, 1, 17; XXXIII, 1, 18.
Page 268 of note 5 CCH, V, 2, 94-5.
Page 269 of note 1 CCH, VI, 1,143.
Page 269 of note 2 CCH, VI, 1,152,
Page 269 of note 2 Bathafarn, 9 (1954), 31.
Page 269 of note 3 CCH,IX, 2, 168-9.
Page 270 of note 1 Bathafarn, 9 (1954), 32.
Page 270 of note 2 Bathafarn, 4 (1949), 57.
Page 270 of note 3 Bathafarn, 9 (1954), 33.
Page 270 of note 4 CCH, XXIII, 2, 355–6.
Page 271 of note 1 Bathafarn, 4 (1949), 55-6.
Page 271 of note 2 Bathafarn, 4 (1949), 57-8.
Page 271 of note 3 CCH, XXXVIII, 2, 81.
Page 271 of note 4 Bathafarn, 9 (1954), 34.
Page 271 of note 5 Bathafarn, 9 (1954), 36-7.
Page 272 of note 1 CCH, XXXVIII, 2, 78.
Page 272 of note 2 CCH, XXXVIII, 2, 86.
Page 272 of note 3 Howell Harris’s Visits to London, 23.
Page 272 of note 4 Bathafarn, 6 (1951), 50-2.
Page 272 of note 5 Bathafarn, 6 (1951), 54-6.
Page 273 of note 1 Trevecka Records, 1, 38.
Page 273 of note 2 Ibid.
Page 273 of note 3 Trevecka Records, 1, 50.
Page 273 of note 4 Trevecka Records, 1, 137.
Page 273 of note 5 Bathafarn, 4 (1949), 63-5.
Page 274 of note 1 CCH, XXVI, 2, 462.
Page 274 of note 2 Trevecka Records, 2, 31.
Page 274 of note 3 CCH, XXXII, 2, 31.
Page 274 of note 4 Howell Harris’s Visits to London, 25.
Page 274 of note 5 CCH, XXIII, 1, 21.
Page 274 of note 6 Bathafarn, 6 (1951), 54.
Page 275 of note 1 Ibid.
Page 275 of note 2 CCH, XXXV, 2, 24-6.
Page 275 of note 3 CCH, XXIV, 2, 375-86; XXXIII, 1,19.
Page 276 of note 1 CCH, XXVIII, 2, 83-4; Bathafarn, 4 (1949), 55.
Page 276 of note 2 Trevecka Records, 1, 64.