The Religious, Social, and Political History of the Mormons, or Latter-Day Saints, From Their Origin to the Present Time Containing Full Statements of Their Doctrines, Government and Condition, and Memoirs of Their Founder, Joseph Smith

Charles Mackay, along with Samuel M. Smucker, provides readers with a comprehensive account of the religious, social, and political history of the Latter-Day Saints movement, also known as the Mormons. In this book, you will find full statements about their doctrines, government, and social condition, as well as memoirs of their founder, Joseph Smith. Whether you are a Mormon curious about your church's past or an interested observer looking to learn more about an iconoclastic religious movement, this book is the right one for you.

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