Essays examine the foundation of the Mormon Church and the origins of the Book of Mormon

STUDIES OF THE BOOK OF MORMON

ROBERTS, B.H.

Religion & Spirituality

University of Illinois Press

Succession in the Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Classic Reprint)

Forgotten Books

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The Mormon Battalion: Its History And Achievements

Kessinger Publishing

John Taylor, third president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day saints, espoused the work of the Lord in the last days because he had the light of truth burning within him when it was first made known to him. He lived a fearless, noble and God-like life—let those who still live seek to emulate his noble example. President Taylor was said to have been a friend to himself, a friend to his family, a friend to this people and a friend to God. He was the champion of human rights, the champion of liberty, truth and freedom. He lived a noble, useful life, full of honor and credit to himself and family, a satisfaction to the people and a glory to God. This biography of John Taylor bears this testimony to the faithfulness and devotion of President Taylor, to his integrity to God and the love of his people. He was known to be a man determined to do right, to see justice administered, truth upheld, and honor sustained among this people. He lived to see this people pass through many changes. Follow the life of John Taylor from a distinguished and successful missionary, through troubles of Missouri, as an apostle of the Lord Jesus Christ, a journalist in Nauvoo, editor of the Nauvoo Neighbor and other periodicals, crossing the plains from Winter Quarters, and a distinguished Legislator in the councils of the Legislature of the Territory of Utah. Come to know the man who experienced adversity as well as prosperity, and in a great many capacities. It was said of John Taylor, that in all the positions which he occupied, he was eminently faithful and filled them with ability and with unflinching integrity to the kingdom of God on the earth.

The Life of John Taylor: Third President of the Church

Latter-day Strengths

Comprehensive History of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Later Day Saints

Brigham Young Univ Pr

These are older books that we found in storage that we have no use for.

Comprehensive History of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints (6 Volumes)

The truth, the way, the life: An elementary treatise on theology (BYU Studies monographs)

BYU Studies

Outlines of Ecclesiastical History: A Text Book (Classica in Mormon Literature)

Deseret Book Company

Scrap Book, Vol.2

Agreka Tm Llc

For most LDS historians, B.H. Roberts set the standard of excellence. Few have matched his attention to detail. The sheer volume of his writings is astounding. Out of print for years, and only available in rare book stores, The Mormon Battalion has been a sought-after work that recounts a time when a contigent of men made an incredible sacrifice that, in a great way, made the Saints' westward trek possible. Preserving much of the original spellings and editorial markings, this limited printing recounts the Battalion's historic 2,000-mile march to the Pacific Ocean. 
Understand the sacrifice. In the words of B.H. Roberts: 
"...it (the Battalion) brought to the volunteers and to the people much sacrifice. The force was to be recruited from among the fathers of families. Practically five hundred wagons were left without teamsters, and as many families were left without their natural protectors and providers. To volunteer for a 'war-march' of two thousand miles, much of which was desert, under such circumstances, was doubly hard. Moreover the Mormon people had little to be grateful for to the government of the United States. To respond to the call was a manifestation of unselfishness not often paralleled in history."

The Mormon Battalion: Its History and Achievements

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