1703-1903. Wesley Bicentennial, Wesleyan University

Commemorating the bicentennial of the Wesley family, "1703-1903. Wesley Bicentennial, Wesleyan University" offers a glimpse into the historical significance of Wesleyan University and its connections to the Methodist movement. This volume likely comprises speeches, historical accounts, and documents related to the celebration. It provides valuable insights into the university's early years and its role in shaping American higher education.

Readers interested in the history of Methodism, the Wesley family's influence, or the evolution of American universities will find this work to be a rich resource. This book serves as a historical marker, capturing a moment of reflection on the university's past and its aspirations for the future.

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