Horseman of The King: The Story of John Wesley - 1959

Horseman of the King: The Story of John Wesley by Cyril Davey is a biographical account of John Wesley, the influential eighteenth-century preacher and founder of the Methodist movement. Published by Lutterworth Press in London in 1959, the book presents Wesley’s life, faith, travels, preaching, and lasting impact on Christianity.

Written in an accessible narrative style, the book follows Wesley’s spiritual development and his tireless efforts to spread his message throughout Britain. It also offers insight into the religious and social conditions of his time, making it a useful introduction to both Wesley himself and the early history of Methodism.

A strong choice for readers interested in Christian biography, church history, Methodism, religious movements, and vintage faith-based books.

Hardcover, Very Good. With a Good dust jacket