Written in an easy and attractive style, this book brings within the grasp of the lay reader the unique story of the Mormon people and the fundamental religious philosophy which has prompted all that has been or is being accomplished by them.
The book contains a warmth of spirit often lacking in historical treatments and carries a sustained interest for the reader. The writing is free from animosity and prejudice which so often lend false emphasis and interpretation to historical facts, while the statements of fact themselves are so carefully documented as to render them reliable.
