No group of people was more important than the Mormons to the settlement of the American West, but most histories are written of the more glamorous Mormon leaders, not of the plain folks who lived the events that formed the broader history. "Gathering in Harmony" is a chronicle of ordinary people such as Allen Taylor, John H. Redd, George Prince, and James H. Imlay, whose lives collectively represent a cross-section of early Mormon history and the pioneering of southern Utah.
"Gathering in Harmony" presents the story of Mormonism from the earliest days in Missouri, Illinois, and Iowa to...
No group of people was more important than the Mormons to the settlement of the American West, but most histories are written of the more glamorous...
