Publisher's Synopsis
Francis Schlatter was an enigmatic figure who traveled across the American West in the late 19th century, healing the sick and performing miracles along the way. In this fascinating biography, author H. B. Magill explores the life and legacy of this controversial healer, drawing on historical records and firsthand accounts to create a vivid portrait of a man whose healing abilities continue to mystify and inspire. Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, Biography of Francis Schlatter is a compelling read that will leave you questioning the limits of human healing power.
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