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Foundling Hospital 'one of the most fashionable charities of the day.' Selina would later provide the Coram with 'financial support for fees,
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in the work of the great revival. According to
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opened a college at Trefeca which is approximately a quarter of a mile south of the site of the Countess's college (which is now a farmhouse).
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by Lady Elizabeth Hastings, was ejected by the Countess for 'not turning Methodist'. Selina successfully petitioned
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is a trilogy based on early Methodism. Lady Selina Countess of Huntingdon features largely in the opening book,
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Scruton, Ian (January 2022). Davis, Matt (ed.). "Were John and Charles Wesley at George Hastings' Funeral?".
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Orchard, Stephen. "Selina, Countess of Huntingdon."
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1838:Baptism with the Holy Spirit
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2086:Holiness Pentecostalism
1483:Encyclopædia Britannica
1357:Laurence, Anne (2010).
1087:31 January 2010 at the
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218:Trevecca College, Wales
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1828:Christian perfection
1720:Articles of Religion
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1523:UK National Archives
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152:Lady Selina Hastings
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2157:Saints in Methodism
2070:Fetter Lane Society
1744:Distinctive beliefs
1438:. Scarecrow Press.
1289:Cook, Faith, 2002.
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