This classic journal chronicles John Wesley's travels and preaching throughout England, Scotland, and Ireland from 1735 to 1790. It includes his reflections on his own spiritual journey and the development of the Methodist movement. Wesley's vivid descriptions of the people and places he encountered provide a unique insight into 18th century life in Great Britain.

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