Wesley Corpus

To Robert Carr Brackenbury Date: LONDON, November 7, 1788. DEAR SIR, I snatch a few minutes from visiting the classes to answer your acceptable letter. I exceedingly approve of your spending the winter at Bath. Brackenbury's health was poor, and he finally retired from the Channel Islands in 1789. See letter of Sept. 15, 1790. I believe God will make you of use to many there, who are more ripe for your instructions than ever they were before. And I am persuaded you will yourself profit as much if not more by the conversation of a few in Bristol, Mr. Valton and Miss Johnson See letter of Dec. 12, 1786. in particular, as by that of any persons in Great Britain. Aim at the cheerfulness of faith. I am, dear sir, Your affectionate friend and brother.