Publisher's Synopsis
Published in 1880, this pamphlet offers a detailed and often heated critique of the origins and validity of the Book of Mormon, a foundational text of the Latter-Day Saints movement. The authors argue that the Book of Mormon was not, as its adherents claimed, a divinely revealed scripture, but rather a fraudulent document that plagiarized and distorted earlier texts. Drawing on historical research and personal testimony, the pamphlet provides a vivid picture of the controversies and conflicts that surrounded Mormonism in the 19th century.
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