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(2.) THE CALVINISTIC CONTROVERSY.

• Feebleness and unprofitableness of the controversy 356
• The disputes between Wesley and Whitefield 357-8
• Minutes of the Conference of 1770 358-360
• The 'Circular printed Letter' 360
• Conference of 1771 361
• Controversy breaks out afresh in 1772 362
• Fletcher's checks to Antinomianism 363-5
• Toplady's writings 365

(3.) THE EVANGELISTS.

• James Hervey 366-370
• Grimshaw of Haworth 370-1
• Berridge of Everton 371-2
• William Romaine 372-4
• Henry Venn 374-7
• Evangelicalism and Methodism contemporaneous 377-8
• John Newton 378-381
• William Cowper 381-3
• Thomas Scott 384-8
• Richard Cecil 388
• Joseph Milner 388-392
• Isaac Milner 392-3
• Robinson of Leicester 393-4
• Bishop Porteus 394
• 'The Clapham Sect' 394
• John and Henry Thornton 395
• William Wilberforce 395-8
• Lords Dartmouth and Teignmouth 398
• Dr. Johnson 398-9
• Hannah More 399-402
• Strength and weakness of the Evangelical leaders 402-3

CHAPTER X.

CHURCH FABRICS AND SERVICES.

(C.J. Abbey.)

• The 'Georgian Age' 403
• General sameness in the externals of worship 404
• Church architecture 405
• Vandalisms 407
• Whitewash 408
• Repairs of churches 409
• Church naves; relics of mediæval usage 411
• Pews and galleries