In honorem: Dr. Richard P. Heitzenrater

Title

In honorem: Dr. Richard P. Heitzenrater

Description

Heitzenrater conducted extensive research on Methodism, in particular, John Wesley. This collection highlights his works and the items from Bridwell archives that he used.

Creator

Bridwell Library Special Collections

Publisher

SMU Libraries

Date

Originally exhibited May 16 – August 22, 2014.

Collection Items

Photograph
Photograph of Dr. Heitzenrater looking at manuscript volumes of John Wesley's diaries.

BY 382 .H434 1991
Catalogue of the exhibition for the bicentenary of John Wesley's Death.

BRMS 131
Henry Moore's description of Dr. Whitehead disregarding John Wesley's wishes for his biography to be written after his death.

BY 387 .P78 P66 2002
This book gives an in-depth examiniation of the Wesleyan attitude toward and programs with the poor from the time of John Wesley to the present.

Collins Letter
Letter highlighting Wesley's long desire to help the poor.

Manuscript and Notes
Notes and manuscript for The Oxford Methodist Diary of Benjamin Ingham, edited with an introduction by Heitzenrater.

BY 430 .I5 A3 1985
Heitzenrater discovered a key to the shorthand notation used by Ingham and the Wesleys in this diary. This allowed researchers to fully comprehend documents and diaries of Ingham and the Wesleys.

BY 1625 .W47 2003
Catalogue of the exhibition celebrating the 300th anniversary of John Wesley's birth.

AFV8487/A-B
A journal including details of Wesley and his brother's missionary work in Georgia.

Discovering Manuscript
Manuscript for Heitzenrater's Discovering John Wesley, title later changed to The Elusive Mr. Wesley.

BY 378 .H43
Two-volume biography of John Wesley based on decoded journals and previously unpublished materials.

Works CD
CD version of the 1986 bicentennial version of the Works of John Wesley.

BY 450 .H44 2013
The practical and theological development of eighteenth-century Methodism.

04737/D
Works concerning various divisive issues within the Methodist movement that John Wesley issued together in 1758.
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