T. E. Shaw, better known as Lawrence of Arabia, was one of the most romantic, heroic, and enigmatic figures of his day. The subject of myth and hagiography, he was equally accomplished in several fields -- as archaeologist, diplomat, writer, and soldier -- and he worked throughout World War I and after in the Middle East in efforts to promote independent Arab states. His autobiography Seven Pillars of Wisdom is one of the greatest works of its kind. The esteemed military historian...

In "Joseph Smith the Prophet-Teacher: A Discourse," B. H. Roberts presents a meticulously crafted exploration of the life and teachings of Joseph Smith, the founder of the Latter Day Saint movement. Through a combination of scholarly analysis and personal narrative, Roberts contextualizes Smith's role as both a religious leader and an educator, addressing the theological and social impact of his teachings. The discourse blends historical documentation with Roberts's own theological insight...

"The Rise and Fall of Nauvoo" by B. H. Roberts is a comprehensive historical account that delves into the establishment and eventual decline of the city of Nauvoo, Illinois, which was a significant center for the Latter-day Saint movement in the 19th century. Roberts meticulously chronicles the founding of Nauvoo by Joseph Smith and the early Mormon community, highlighting the social, political, and religious dynamics that shaped the city. The book provides insights into the challenges fac...

A biography of Mormon Prophet John Taylor, outlining his origins, life, and work in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. It discusses Taylor's conversion to Mormonism, his severe wounding at Carthage Jail in Illinois during the attack that killed Mormon founder Joseph Smith, and many events in his life leading to his ascendency to President of the Church in 1880. Written by B. H. Roberts - a contemporary and fellow laborer in the Church's organization - in 1892, several years a...

The Seventy’s Course in Theology by B. H. Roberts, is a complete and unabridged collection of a five-volume set of instruction manuals for the Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints and its leadership.Originally published in 1912, this book is the 5th and final volume of instruction, which is properly labeled as the “Fifth Year”. The focus of the fifth year of instruction is primarily on Divine Immanence and the Holy Ghost.This book has been properly formatted for aesth...

THE RISE AND FALL OF NAUVOO is a companion volume and stands in historical sequence to "The Missouri Persecutions." It was written with the same object in view, viz., "To place in the hands of the youth of the Latter-day Saints a full statement of the persecutions endured by the early members of The Church in this last dispensation; * * * that they may be made acquainted with the sacrifices which their fathers have made for the word of God and the testimony of Jesus Christ." And I indulge ...

This book is a collection of rhymes dating as far back as 1945, having been written and modified over the years, by the author mostly for his own amusement, but with the belief he had something to say about the world he lived in.

The summer's sun was just struggling through the mists that overhung the eastern horizon, and faintly gilding the towers and housetops of Zarahemla, as a party of seven horsemen, evidently weary with the night's travel, were seen slowly moving along the foot of the hill Manti, in the direction of the above named city. The manner in which the party traveled was evidently by pre-arrangement, and for a purpose. Two rode in advance and two in the rear, while the other three rode abreast, the o...

The fact that many honest people in the United States and other countries are being led astray by the pretensions of the "Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints," or "Josephite Church," as it is more commonly called, must justify the publication of this work. My desire to preserve from error those not acquainted with the order of the priesthood of God, and the facts of church history in the great dispensation of the last days, has been the incentive which prompted me to wr...

"A New Witness for God" by B. H. Roberts is a profound exploration of the historical and theological foundations of the Latter-day Saint movement. This volume delves into the origins of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, examining the life of Joseph Smith and the early church's development. Roberts meticulously presents evidence and arguments to support the claims of the church, making it a significant work for both believers and scholars interested in religious history and t...

"Joseph Smith the Prophet-Teacher: A Discourse" by B. H. Roberts delves into the life and teachings of Joseph Smith, the founder of the Latter Day Saint movement. Roberts, a prominent church leader and historian, presents a comprehensive examination of Smith's role as a prophet and educator. The book highlights Smith's revelations, his contributions to religious thought, and his vision for a restored gospel. Through a blend of historical analysis and personal reflection, Roberts aims to il...

This two-volume set by Mormon leader B.H. Roberts was originally proposed as a type of 'scrapbook' for many of his 'miscellaneous' works. It contains several of Roberts' discourses, as well as responses that he made to attacks on the Mormon Church - its theology and history - from the detractors of that day. Also included in the set are the articles of those detractors themselves.