Titles by Wesley, John in APA format

There are 15 titles associated with this person.

Wesley , J. (1749). A letter to the reverend dr. conyers middleton, occasioned by his late free enquiry. London:
Wesley , J. (1750). A letter to the author of the enthusiasm of methodists and papists compar'd. London:
Wesley , J. (1750?). Primitive physick: or, an easy and natural method of curing most diseases. the second edition, inlarged. Bristol:
Wesley , J. (1755). A collection of forms of prayer for every day in the week. the fifth edition. Bristol:
Wesley , J. (1755). Hymns and sacred poems. in two volumes. by charles wesley, ma. late student of christ-church, oxford. the second edition. Bristol:
Wesley , J. (1755). Primitive physick: or, an easy and natural method of curing most diseases. the fifth edition, corrected and enlarged. Bristol:
Wesley , J. (1756). Hymns for the year 1756. the second edition. Bristol:
Wesley , J. (1758). Hymns of intercession for all mankind. Bristol:
Wesley , J. (1762). Short hymns on select passages of the holy scriptures. by charles wesley, m.a. and presbyter of the church of england. Bristol:
Jackson , E. (1770). Some account of the experience of e. j. Bristol:
Jackson , E. (1770). Some account of the experience of e. j. London:
Jackson , E. (1792). Some account of the expeience [sic] of e. j. London:
Wesley , J., & Rogers , H.A. (1796). The experience of mrs. h. a. rogers. written by herself. to which are added, some select letters, written to her by the rev. john wesley, a. m. which afforded her much spiritual consolation. second edition. Bristol:
Wesley , J., & Bennis , E.'. (1809). Christian correspondence. being a collection of letters, written by the late rev. john wesley. and several methodist preachers, in connection with him. to the late mrs. eliza: bennis, with her answers. chiefly explaining and enforcing the doctrine of sanctification. now first published from the originals. Philadelphia: Thomas Bennis.
Rogers , H.A., & Wesley , J. (1822). The experience of mrs. h.a. rogers written by herself ; to which are added, some select letters, written to her by the rev. john wesley ... which afforded her much spiritual consolation. Dublin: