Rather rare and historically and devotionally important work on James Harington Evans [1785-1849]. He was the Baptist minister at John Street Chapel in London. It was there Robert Cleaver Chapman, long-time friend and mentor of George Muller, found Christ. The work actually interacts with the early Plymouth Brethren as well. Also there is a fascinating section on Edward Irving and the proto-pentecostal movement at Irving's church in London. 

Evans, James Joyce [ed.]. Memoirs and Remains of the Rev. James Harington Evans. London. James Nisbet. 1852. 666pp. 

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