Deborah is a British First World War tank that rose from the grave after taking part in one of the most momentous battles in history. In November 1917 she played a leading role in the first successful massed tank attack at Cambrai. Eighty years later, in a remarkable feat of archaeology, the tanks buried remains were rediscovered and excavated, and are now preserved as a memorial to the battle and to the men who fought in it. John Taylors book tells the tale of the tank and her crew and tr...

Set in the mist-shrouded canals of 18th-century Venice, The Mirror of Venice follows the Bellini family, master glassmakers whose latest commission transcends the limits of their craft. Commissioned by the enigmatic Alessandro Virelli, they create a mirror of impossible clarity—a silvered surface that does not merely reflect the world, but seems to observe and respond to it.As the mirror is installed in Virelli's secluded estate, its presence begins to warp reality for those who ga...

The Mormon Omnibus Collection: 19 Classic Books assembles a capacious archive of writing on Latter-day Saint belief, history, community, and public controversy. Its pages move among doctrinal exposition, autobiography, fiction, polemic, travel writing, historical narrative, and outsider observation, revealing Mormonism as both a religious tradition and a subject of sustained literary debate. Particularly striking is the juxtaposition of devotional defenses with critical accounts, alongside...

Jewel Town, Rhode Island looks like something from a postcard.Historic homes line quiet streets. The harbor glows at sunset. Visitors often say the town feels untouched, as if time simply decided to slow down here.But beauty can hide a great deal.And in Jewel Town, history ferments.When a newcomer begins to settle into life in the town, he quickly senses that things run on unspoken rules. Certain questions are met with silence. Certain places are avoided aft...

"An Examination into and an Elucidation of the Great Principle of the Mediation and Atonement of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ" by John Taylor is a profound theological work that delves into the core principles of Christian doctrine regarding the atonement. Taylor, a prominent figure in the Latter-day Saint movement, articulates the significance of Jesus Christ's mediatorial role between humanity and God. Through meticulous analysis, he explores the implications of atonement for salvati...

Items on the Priesthood Presented to the Latter-day Saints by John Taylor is a religious work that explores the role and significance of the priesthood in the teachings of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS). The book is structured as a series of reflections and insights on the nature of the priesthood, its divine origin, and its responsibilities within the church. Taylor emphasizes the importance of priesthood authority in guiding the faithful and maintaining the spiritu...

The Pennyles Pilgrimage is a travel narrative by John Taylor, an English writer and satirist known for his humor and wit. This book chronicles his journey as he embarks on a unique pilgrimage with a group of fellow travelers, all of whom have decided to take a journey without the burdens of wealth or status, hence the title "Pennyles," meaning "penniless."The narrative is set against the backdrop of early 19th-century England, a time of social change and burgeoning travel opportunities. Ta...

The Government of God by John Taylor is a theological work that explores the divine structure and authority of God's governance over the earth and its inhabitants. Taylor delves into the principles of God's law, the role of the priesthood, and the way in which God's government is meant to guide and instruct His people. He discusses the importance of divine authority in maintaining order and righteousness and how earthly governments should align with divine principles.The book is particular...

The Government of God is a vigorous theological and political treatise that contrasts divine sovereignty with the unstable institutions of human rule. Written in a scriptural, polemical, and reformist style, the book argues that true order, justice, and liberty can only arise when civil society is governed by revealed principles. Its context is the nineteenth-century Latter-day Saint struggle to define Zion, priesthood authority, and communal self-government amid American democratic ideals...

In "The Government of God," John Taylor intricately examines the intersection of divine sovereignty and human governance through a theologically enriched lens. The book is marked by its engaging prose, blending philosophical discourse with scriptural references, all while effectively situating itself within the broader context of 19th-century religious thought. Taylor draws upon historical precedents, allegorical interpretations, and contemporary societal challenges, crafting an argument t...

Famous Adventures and Prison Escapes of the Civil War (Illustrated Edition) provides a compelling tapestry of narratives that vividly capture the dynamic, and often volatile, landscapes of the American Civil War. This anthology transcends conventional historical accounts by weaving together a diverse array of stories marked by ingenuity, resilience, and often perilous escapes. The works herein span from harrowing battlefield ordeals to ingenious prison breaks, with each tale providing intr...

The Essential LDS Collection is a compelling anthology that delves into the rich traditions and teachings of the Latter-day Saints movement, presenting an eclectic range of literary styles and themes. This compilation, drawn from the works of seminal writers, offers a multifaceted exploration of the doctrines, history, and cultural narratives that have shaped the LDS faith. The pieces in this collection span from personal reflections and theological discussions to historical accounts, each...