A very finely preserved volume of one of the most formative periodicals in the Evangelical world. 

This year of special notice for its original content by missionary John Williams, important revival and slavery - abolitionist content. 

Contents: On the Certainty that the Influences of the Holy Spirit will be Granted in answer to the Prayer of Faith; On Prayer for the General Outpouring of the Holy Spirit; On the Millennium; On the Formation of the Massachusetts Society to Aid the Suppression of Slavery; The Character of the North American Indians; Remarks on a Passage in the Works of Stephen Charnock; On the Attention of Ministers to the Rising Generation; Letter from John Williams of New Zealand; Revival of Religion at Dickinson College; Society for Promoting Christianity among the Jews; South Sea Islanders; Welsh Indians; On the Character of John Calvin; Memoir of the Late William Ward of Serampore; On Deaconesses; Memoir of Mrs. Sarah Wesley - relict of the Rev. Charles Wesley - Written by Herself; On the Proper Reception of the Word of God; Negro Slavery; On the Instruction of Negroes; etc. etc,

Plus, extensive missionary content from: Africa, Aleppo, Bengal, China, Connecticut, Tahiti [Otaheite]; New Zealand; Madagascar, The Sandwich Islands [Hawaii]; Serampore, etc.et

The Evangelical Magazine and Missionary Chronicle. 1823. London. Published by Francis Westley. 1823. 568pp. 

A good + copy, bound in leather that is a bit rubbed, generally solid, with light to moderate foxing.