Sketches of the Christian Life and Public Labors of William Miller Gathered From His Memoir by the Late Sylvester Bliss, and From Oher Sources

This book provides insight into the life and work of William Miller, an influential figure in the Christian church. Drawing from Miller's own memoir and other sources, authors James White and Sylvester Bliss offer a compelling portrait of Miller's Christian faith and his public labors, providing a unique perspective on the religious movements of the time.

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