Charles Wesley and the Struggle for Methodist Identity

excellent and throught-provoking...deserve[s] the highest praise. * Barrie Tabraham, Journal of Ecclesiastical History *
Lloyd provides us with solidly gorunded work on Charles Wesley...He gives a focused picture of the poet-priest as paradigmatic of the Methodist movement in the eighteenth century, the legacy of which the contemporary Church wrestles with. * Tim Macquiban Journal of Theological Studies *
a book that removes a great deal of traditional clutter...it is like seeing Charles Wesley through a window that has been freshly cleaned, so that what was blurred becomes sharp and clear. Lloyd tells the story in its familiar outlines, but with new and telling detail. * J. R. Watson, Proceedings of the Wesley Historical Society *
This is a must read for all who are interested in the Wesleys and the development of 18th century Methodism in England. * Methodist History *
it is one of those few books that says something really new. From henceforth, it will be indispensable to the history of Methodism. * Professor J. R. Watson, Journal of the Wesley Historical Society *
...well worth a read... * John Samuel, Now *
...well-written and readable book... * Gary Best, Church Times *
an outstanding contribution ... ask for it in your local library or look out for the paperback, but do not miss it. * John Vickers, Methodist Recorder newspaper *
...meticulously researched [and] comprehensive... * Betty Bookmark *