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This book chronicles the rise of Western Methodism over the course of fifty years. From the early days of humble camp meetings to the establishment of powerful institutions and the spread of Methodism across the Western frontier, Highways and Hedges offers a compelling look at the growth of an important religious movement. Drawing on first-hand accounts and historical documents, this book paints a vivid picture of the struggles and triumphs of the Methodist community.
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