A Review of the Policy, Doctrines and Morals of the Methodists offers a critical examination of the burgeoning Methodist movement in the late 18th century. Published anonymously, this work delves into the core tenets of Methodist belief, scrutinizing its policies, theological doctrines, and moral framework.

This review provides valuable insights into the controversies and discussions surrounding Methodism during its early years. It analyzes the challenges and critiques leveled against the movement, shedding light on the social and religious landscape of the time. It serves as a historical document reflecting the intellectual and theological debates that shaped early Methodism. Scholars of religious history, Methodist studies, and 18th-century social movements will find this work insightful.

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