From the pages of this revised and enhanced edition of the Autobiography of Parley P. Pratt, the author boldly, eloquently, and humbly speaks to us from the dead. Just as he shared his personal witness in life, so in death Parley P. Pratt continues to proclaim his powerful testimony of the restored gospel of Jesus Christ.

As an apostle and missionary during the early days of the Restoration, Parley P. Pratt witnessed firsthand the events that shaped the young Church. From his memoirs we read of mobs raging against the Saints; we feel the faith, joy, and love of the first-generation converts; and we experience the dignity and majesty of the Prophet Joseph Smith rebuking the blasphemous guards in Richmond, Missouri.

More than seven hundred endnotes, many containing information from unpublished materials and personal communication, provide valuable insights and illuminate Elder Pratt's highly personal history. In addition, a dozen maps, and more than one hundred photographs exclusive to this edition bring to life his words and draw us into his narrative.

This revised and enhanced edition of the Autobiography of Parley P. Pratt will introduce a new generation of readers to the miracles of the Restoration and to the important role this dynamic missionary played in proclaiming the gospel far and wide. For those already acquainted with the trials and triumphs of Parley P. Pratt, this book will rekindle their love for this good and faithful servant of the Lord.
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