The Latter-Day Saints
Subtitle: the Mormons yesterday and today
By: [by] Robert Mullen.
Edition: [1st ed.]
Publisher: Doubleday
Published: 1966
Place of publication: Garden City, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 316
Subjects: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints -- History; Mormon Church -- History
Description: A success story -- Pageant in Palmyra -- What Joseph Smith taught -- Organizing a church -- The international Mormons -- Liberty jail -- Back to England! -- Brigham Young in England -- Plural marriage on the scene -- Martyrdom -- Come, come ye saints -- Arrival in the great basin -- Three miracles -- Missionaries to Scandinavia -- Enterprise -- The YX Company and the handcarts -- The "Utah War" -- All was not work -- The railroad age -- Brigham Young's farewell -- The manifesto and the temples -- Taking care of their own -- The outward thrust -- Davis O. McKay and the great acceleration -- Zion where they are -- The legacy of Dan Jones in Wales -- A day in London -- Scandinavia today -- A new "image" in Western Europe -- The lamanites again -- Oceania and Japan -- Salt Lake City in the jet age.
Notes: "Bibliography and notes": p. [289]-303.