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The Thought of the Evangelical Leaders: Notes of the Discussions of the Eclectic Society London During Years 1798-1814 70-author-duguid-iain Resurrection Hope (15)The Eclectic Society was formed in 1783 by John Newton, Richard Cecil, Henry Foster and Eli Bates, and held its first meeting at the Castle and Falcon Inn, Aldersgate Street (where both the London Missionary Society and the Church Missionary Society were later formed). Its aim was to provide fellowship for ministers of the gospel in particular, and to encourage biblical and experimental Christianity. The Society increased in size, and meetings were