Very rare full two years bound in one volume of "Experience Magazine." This was a very important higher life, Keswick periodical featuring many of the leaders of the Keswick and Higher Life movements while also paying homage to their roots in Robert Pearsall Smith by inserting a fairly significant amount of Asa Mahan, Daniel Steele, and J. Gregory Mantle. We might call this the "Wesleyan" Keswick periodical, contra the Life of Faith, which tended to feature more of the Anglicans involved. 

Of note, we have several original contributions from George Muller, J. Hudson Taylor, C. G. Moore, Theodore Monod, etc,. as well as a Mildmay sermon by Spurgeon which may not be in the Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit. Just loads of great reading, the vast majority of which is original to the present periodical. 

Experience. A Quarterly Journal Designed to Revive the Testimony of England’s Chief Evangelists, and to Promote Mission Work. January 1889 – December 1890. London. For Peter Thompson by C. H. Kelly. 1890. 318pp.

Evangelizing by William Arthur

Much Rubbish by Theodore Monod

The Battle of the Half-Crown by J. Hudson Taylor

Rowing and Steering by Theodore L. Cuyler

Still Mighty to Save. A Faith Nourishing Story by James H. Taylor

Francis Asbury by T. W.

Faith by Charles G. Finney

Erroneous Idea of Submission by George Bowen

A Transaction with God by William Haslam

Home Work for Foreign Missions by A. T. Pierson

The Mother of the Wesleys by Abel Stevens

The Battle of the Three Shillings, Fought by a Poor Black Widow. By Alexander McAulay

Christ Our Example of His Intercourse with the World by Caroline Fry

Believing God by George Muller

Fifty Years Walk with God by Asa Mahan

Anne Askew [1521-1546]. Female Martyr of the Reformation.

A Paradise Within by J. Gregory Mantle

Struggling and Trusting by Asa Mahan

Praying to the Point by T. L. Cuyler

Bountifully by George Muller

Kindling the Fire by T. L. Cuyler

John G. Paton. Missionary to the New Hebrides

Spiritual Slackness by Daniel Steele

Becoming Joyful by J. Hudson Taylor

Following Christ in the Dark. An Address at the Last Mildmay Conference by the Rev. C. H. Spurgeon

J. Hudson Taylor Saved from Cannibals.

Etc. etc.

Attractive 4to decorative Victorian binding. Some rubbing and handling soil as shown. Generally very solid and clean.