"The Evangelical Succession" is a collection of lectures delivered at St. George's Free Church in Edinburgh during 1882-83. This historical work explores the lineage and development of evangelical thought and practice. Offering insights into the key figures and movements that shaped evangelicalism, this volume provides a detailed account of its influence within a specific historical and geographical context. It is an important resource for understanding the evolution of Christian theology and the dynamics of religious life in 19th-century Scotland. Students and scholars of religious history will find in this work a valuable window into a formative period of evangelicalism.

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