Life of William Carvosso, Sixty Years a Class-leader

This biography of William Carvosso provides a unique perspective on the early Methodist movement in England. Carvosso, a lay preacher and class leader, was a close associate of John Wesley and a key figure in the growth of Methodism in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. The book includes personal reminiscences, letters, and other primary sources.

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