These essays about British Methodists in the 18th, 19th, and 20th
centuries, explore the process of collective remembering. Three
distinct aspects are probed in this volume: how telling life
stories shaped identity for the Methodist movement; how remembering
lives was both contrived and contested; how historians' techniques
have exposed the process of memorialising and remembering in
Methodism.
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