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Chapter XV: The Imprisoned Father—1705–1709

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Wesley’s Missionary Scheme, 295

Parliamentary Election in 1705, 297

The Mob at Epworth, 297

Wesley deprived of his Military Chaplainship, 299

Duke of Marlborough, 299

Wesley’s Poem on Marlborough, 299

Wesley in Lincoln Castle, 300

Letters to Archbishop Sharpe, 300

Wesley’s Release, 304

Archbishop Sharpe’s Kindness, 304

Horrible Death of one of Wesley’s Enemies, 304

A Prayer, 305

Letters to S. Wesley, jun., 307

Wesley’s Passion for Music and Poetry, 311

More Letters to S. Wesley, jun., 312

Wesley’s Reply to Palmer’s Vindication, 316

More Letters to S. Wesley, jun., 319

Wesley the Teacher of his Children, 322

Anne Wesley, 322

Martha Wesley, 322

Kezziah Wesley, 325

Wesley’s Confidence that all his Children would be 325
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The life and times of the Rev. Samuel WesleyChapter XV: The Imprisoned Father—1705–1709

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