Lady Huntington and her Friends or, The Revival of the Work of God in the Days of Wesley, Whitefield

Helen C. Knight's biography of Lady Huntington is a fascinating account of one of the most important figures in the history of the Methodist Church. Lady Huntington was a friend and supporter of John Wesley and other leading evangelists of the eighteenth century, and she played a crucial role in the development of Methodism in England and America. Knight's book is a lively and engaging read, full of colorful characters and dramatic events.

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