. Una storia del Metodismo [risorsa elettronica]: comprendente una vista del sorgere di questa rinascita spirituale della religione nella prima metà del XVIII secolo e dei principali agenti da cui essa è stata promossa in Europa e in America; con qualche conto della dottrina e poli. La Conferenza mantenuta tranquilla. Essi hadput la Lena oar nelle mani dei cosiddetti conservatori,che erano di soccombere al cosiddetto spirito dell'età. Il tempo di lavorare al di là era venuto. La situazione è stata unman-ageable e ogni anno sul conto di taluni secularinfluences crescente, stava diventando peggio. Per questo

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. A history of Methodism [electronic resource]: comprising a view of the rise of this revival of spiritual religion in the first half of the eighteenth century, and of the principal agents by whom it was promoted in Europe and America; with some account of the doctrine and poli. the Conference kept quiet. They hadput the laboring oar into the hands of the so-called conservatives, who were succumbing to the so-called spirit of the age. The time to work apart had come. The situation was unman-ageable, and every year, on account of certain growing secularinfluences, it was becoming worse. For this a large proportionof the Northern delegates were not to be blamed; they had donewhat they could, but had failed to keep their section of theChurch free from the encroachments of modern abolitionism.Necessity was upon them. It was a life and death issue, andhaving a majority they felt they had a right to live. Now, having saved themselves, they were disposed to do all in theirpower to relieve those who had been driven to the wall, standingon the Discipline as it is. The Plan of Separation, as con-ceived and agreed on, was honorable to both parties; it was ahealing measure, a fitting farewell to the fifteenth General Con-ference of united Episcopal Methodism, and the last.. CHAPTER XLIV. The Louisville Convention—First General Conference—Book Agency—New Hymn-book—Bishops Capers and Paine—Troubles with the Plan in the North—Fraternal Delegate and Business Commissioners—Rejected—Appealing UntoCsesar—Supreme Court Declares the Plan of Separation Valid, and Enforces it—Southern Methodist Publishing House—Separation—Peace—Prosperity. AT midnight, June 10th, the General Conference adjourned;next day the Southern delegates met, before leaving forhome, and deliberated on what was best to be done. Letters andnewspapers received from the South indicated great excitement.To prevent undue haste in action, and to forestall divided coun-sels, the delegates suggested t

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