The Centenary; A Commemorative Poem Including Occasional Sketches of men and Events in the History of Methodism
"The Centenary" by Thomas Martin is a commemorative poem celebrating one hundred years of Methodism. Published in 1839, this work provides a poetic reflection on the history of the Methodist movement, interspersed with sketches of significant figures and events. Martin's verse captures the religious fervor and historical context of early Methodism, offering readers a glimpse into the spiritual and social landscape of the time. This poem serves as both a tribute to the Methodist tradition and a historical document, preserving the memory of its origins and early development. It is a valuable resource for those interested in religious history and 19th-century Christian poetry.
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