John Angell James

Focusing on the life and contributions of John Angell James, this book offers a detailed examination of his role as a 19th-century Congregationalist minister and author. It highlights his extensive tenure at Carr's Lane Chapel, his eloquent preaching style, and his literary output, including sermons and essays. Additionally, the work delves into his advocacy for social issues, such as the abolition of slavery and educational reform. This comprehensive review serves as a significant resource for understanding James' impact on English religious and social history.