Showers of Blessing from Clouds of Mercy

From the preface:
We present the religious public with another volume, unfolding and illustrating the wonderful success of Mr. Caughey’s labors in his revival efforts. It records the events, incidents, and results, of one of the most remarkable revivals of modern times — the revival in Birmingham, England. It also presents the result of his labors in several other places. Descriptions of several places he visited — the scenes of his revival labors — are given in his peculiarly interesting style. Several of his revival sermons and addresses are given. These, by many, will be regarded as the most interesting part of the volume. We think it will be found, in every respect, as interesting and profitable as either of his other works; and, should it find as many readers, will undoubtedly accomplish as much good.

The sale of Mr. Caughey’s works has been unprecedented in the history of religious literature in this country. In six years, about seventy thousand volumes have been sold. The good they have done is immense. We trust the present volume will be made a blessing to thousands! That many a sinner may be turned from the error of his way to serve the Lord, and that multitudes of God’s people may be led to the highest attainments of Christian experience, by reading its thrilling pages, is the earnest prayer of the editor. 

The Table of Contents are as follows:
Chapter 1 — INTRODUCTION
Chapter 2 — SHEFFIELD
Chapter 3 — HADDON HALL AND CHATSWORTH
Chapter 4 — CASTLETON AND PEAK’S HOLE CAVERN
Chapter 5 — NORTON HOUSE
Chapter 6 — CHESTERFIELD — EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNAL
Chapter 7 — PROGRESS OF THE REVIVAL IN CHESTERFIELD
Chapter 8 — AN ASTROLOGIAN LADY
Chapter 9 — A GLIMPSE OF PRIVATE EXPERIENCE
Chapter 10 — EXTRACTS FROM JOURNAL, CONTINUED
Chapter 11 — PREPARING TO LEAVE CHESTERFIELD
Chapter 12 — WALKS ABOUT CHESTERFIELD
Chapter 13 — DONCASTER – Extracts From Journal
Chapter 14 — THE REVIVAL IN DONCASTER
Chapter 15 — EXTRACTS FROM JOURNAL
Chapter 16 — PENCILINGS IN MACCLESFIELD
Chapter 17 — THE WORK OF GOD IN MACCLESFIELD
Chapter 18 — BIRMINGHAM
Chapter 19 — THE PATH TO VICTORY — COUNTER-ATTRACTIONS
Chapter 20 — SATAN ENTRENCHED
Chapter 21 — GLIMPSES OF BIRMINGHAM; OR, LOOKING DIFFICULTIES IN THE FACE
Chapter 22 — PULPIT DEFENSES; OR, FRAGMENTS OF WARFARE
Chapter 23 — FRAGMENTS FOR HYPERCRITICS
Chapter 24 — A LESSON ON PREACHING – A FRAGMENT TO OFFENDED HEARERS
Chapter 25 — MORE FRAGMENTS OF WAR
Chapter 26 — SPIRITUAL BATTERIES AND WEAPONS OF WAR
Chapter 27 — A RETARDING OR PROMOTING CHURCH; OR, HOW TO HAVE A REVIVAL
Chapter 28 — HOW TO HAVE A REVIVAL, CONTINUED
Chapter 29 — CHRIST WEEPING OVER JERUSALEM — A SERMON (First Sermon of this Title)
Chapter 30 — CHRIST WEEPING OVER JERUSALEM — A SERMON (Second Sermon of this Title)
Chapter 31 — CHRIST WEEPING OVER JERUSALEM — A SERMON (Third Sermon of this Title)
Chapter 32 — CHRIST WEEPING OVER JERUSALEM — A SERMON (Fourth Sermon of this Title)
Chapter 33 — SATANIC POLICY
Chapter 34 — THE PATIENCE AND PROVIDENCE OF GOD
Chapter 35 — IN THE FURNACE — LETTERS
Chapter 36 — RETURN TO THE BATTLE-STRIFE — A SOULSAVING MINISTRY — LETTERS
Chapter 37 — PERSONAL EXPERIENCE AND PENCILINGS ABOUT PREACHING — JOURNAL
Chapter 38 — NEW YEAR — THE PROPHESYING TRUMP — JOURNAL
Chapter 39 — AN EXPERIMENT REJECTED — LETTERS
Chapter 40 — THE RENEWAL OF THE COVENANT, AND PROGRESS OF THE REVIVAL
Chapter 41 — NOTES OF CORRESPONDENCE AND PRIVATE REFLECTIONS
Chapter 42 — DISPASSIONATE PREACHING
Chapter 43 — MORE PENCILINGS OF THE REVIVAL IN BIRMINGHAM
Chapter 44 — A MEMENTO
Chapter 45 — GLIMPSES OF THE REVIVAL AND PRINCIPLES OF ACTION
Chapter 46 — SANCTIFYING AND AWAKENING TRUTHS
Chapter 47 — GOOD NEWS — HOW TO BELIEVE FOR A CLEAN HEART
Chapter 48 — JOURNAL CONTINUED
Chapter 49 — CHEERFULNESS AND COURAGE REQUIRED
Chapter 50 — PEACE OR WAR
Chapter 51 — EXTRACTS FROM JOURNAL
Chapter 52 — MORE NOTES OF THE REVIVAL
Chapter 53 — MISTAKING THE PATH
Chapter 54 — LINES IN PLEASANT PLACES (PS. 16:6.)
Chapter 55 — INCIDENTS OF THE REVIVAL
Chapter 56 — PERSECUTION
Chapter 57 — CONCLUSION

About the author:
James Caughey (1810-1891) was a Methodist minister and evangelist who served the Lord in the United States, Canada, and England. He was well known for his revivals, and it was typical for many to be led to salvation under his ministry.

Born in Ireland, he and his family moved to New York while he was yet a child. He was converted at the age of 20, and began his ministry a short two years later. 

He is probably best known for his revivals in England in the 1840s, where he converted many, including William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army. In addition to these meetings, he was the first 'professional' evangelists to tour Canada, and inspired D. L. Moody greatly by his preaching.