Wesley Corpus

To Duncan Wright Date: LONDON, July 4, 1763. DEAR DUNCAN, You have chosen the better part, and will never regret of your choice. Write down the sermon you preached upon that subject, with what additions you see good, and I will correct and print it, if I live to return to London. Perhaps I may likewise print the 'Advice concerning Children' in a separate tract. I am glad Rd. Blackwell Richard Blackwell became a preacher about 1766, and died of fever at Aberdeen on Dec. 27, 1767. See Atmore's Memorial, p. 54. goes to Colchester. Perhaps he and you by turns may spend the ensuing year in London. I am Yours affectionately.