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This book is an attempt to fill a gap in our knowledge of religious life in Wales from the Restoration to Methodism.
Preface. In the period before the civil wars, Wales was firmly estalished in puritan minds as one of 'the barren corners of the land'.
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Early Methodism in Wales was a complex phenomenon made up of many different forces and impulses, but its success was based on the fact that the groundwork carried out in the period 1660 to 1730 made men more receptive to the revivalist message and more fully prepared to respond to the exciting spiritual experiences which were now close at hand.
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