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List of Abbreviations vii
Foreword ix
Introduction 1
Anthony's Legacy 13
African American Methodism's Beginnings 35
Emerging Centers of Black Methodism: Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and Wilmington 63
Emerging Centers of Black Methodism: Philadelphia, New York City, and Brooklyn 91
African Methodism Away from the Cities 125
The Push into the South 155
Women-the New Force in Church Life 189
Toward Emancipation 211
Emancipation and Its Transitions 251
A Selected Bibliography of Antebellum African American Methodism 283
Index 303
About the Author 317
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A Will to Choose: The Origins of African American Methodism
If you have never questioned the cult of the Quadrilateral, Abraham's potent little book is for you. Tolle, lege.
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