x, 299 pages, 1 unnumbered page ; 23 cm

Bibliography: pages 283-296

Part I : Introduction -- Social values and the common man, 1688-1790 -- The emergence of the individual in the eighteenth century -- Part II : The Wesleyan movement in the eighteenth century -- The basis of Wesleyan social ethics -- Political trends in the Wesleyan movement -- The Wesleyan avowal of the economic ideal -- The practice of the economic virtues -- The significance of Wesleyan philanthropy -- The bias of Wesleyan leadership -- Part III : Conclusion -- The contribution of Wesleyanism to the new social values

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