sentences:  Polwhele contributed to the "Gentleman's Magazine" and (1799-1805) to the "Anti-Jacobin Review".He published sermons, theological essays for the Church Union Society, and attacks on Methodism (although he befriended his main Methodist antagonist Samuel Drew).At the end of his life, after retiring to his manor house of Polwhele, he worked to produce "Traditions and Recollections" (two volumes, 1826) and "Biographical Sketches" (three volumes, 1831).