Methodists -- United States

The case of John Nelson: Written by himself.

Nelson, John

The beginnings of Methodism in England and in America.

Francis Harrison Tees

Centennial history of American Methodism: inclusive of its ecclesiastical organization in 1784 and its subsequent development under the superintendency of Francis Asbury.

With sketches of the character and history of all the preachers known to have been members of the Christmas conference; also, an appendix, showing the numerical position of the Methodist Episcopal church as compared with the other leading evangelical denominations in the cities of the United States; and the condition of the educational work of the church. By John Atkinson, D. D.

Annuals of the American Methodist pulpit: or, Commemorative notices of distinguished clergymen of the Methodist denomination in the United States to the close of the year eighteen hundred and fifty-five, with an historical introduction.

Sprague, William Buell

Organizing to beat the Devil: Methodists and the making of America

[by] Charles W. Ferguson.

Ireland and the centenary of America Methodism: chapters on the Palatines : Philip Embury and Mrs. Heck, and other Irish immigrants, who instrumentally laid the foundation of the Methodist church in the United States of America, Canada, and Eastern British America.

William Crook

Methodism in American history

[by] William Warren Sweet ...

Bishop Asbury: a biographical study for Christian workers

by Rev. Frederick W. Briggs....

The story of German Methodism: bibliography of an immigrant soul

by Paul F. Douglass ; with an introduction by John L. Nuelsen. 00

The people(s) called Methodist: forms and reforms of their life

William B. Lawrence, Dennis M. Campbell, Russell E. Richey, editors.