| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The young men who entered this system often had some skills; many were apprenticed to trades such as blacksmithing, saddle making, or carpentry. (This paralleled to a considerable degree what was happening in England where Wesley???s ministry had its greatest appeal to the new industrial working classes that were uprooted and moved to the suddenly growing cities rather than to the farmers who cont
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