Ellen G. White: The Progressive Years 1862-1876

by Arthur L. White

Review and Herald Pub. Association [Published 1986]. Vol 2 only (of 6 volumes), The Progressive 1862 - 1876. Hardcover, 512 pp. Black and white illustrations. Contents Foreword; A Year to Be Remembered; The Continuing Struggle to Establish Church Order; Seventh-day Adventists and the Civil War in the United States; Meeting Two Major Problems; The White Family Escapes to the East Learning to Practice Health Reform An Intensive Course in Methods of Reform; The War and Its Unexpected Close; Healthâ??How to Keep It, How to Lose It; The Agonizing Year of Captivity; Rebellion in Iowa; Liberated at Last The Sweet and the Bitter; Advancement in Health Reform; Battle Creek and the Health Institute; Dreams, Testimony No. 13, and the Tour East; Bearing Testimony by Voice and Pen; The First Annual Camp Meetings; A Year to Regroup and Prepare; At Last the Tide Turns; Further Steps Toward Health Reform; Restructuring for a Sound Futureâ??1; Restructuring for a Sound Futureâ??2; A Surprise Vacation in the Rocky Mountains; James and Ellen White Discover California; The Call for a School; Colorado Interlude; Progressive Steps in Evangelism in the Far West; Publishing and Preaching in Oakland; The Prophet-Apostle Relationship; James White Again in the Saddle; Leading in Significant Advances; Finishing a Successful Year; Appendices; Bibliography; Index

512 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1981