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Excerpt from A Brief History of William Miller: The Great Pioneer in Adventual Faith This "Brief History of William Miller," which is herewith presented to the public, is made up from various sources, such as his Lectures, the writings of Elders A. Hale, I. C. Welcome, J. V. Himes and S. Bliss, more particularly the latter from his Memoirs of William Miller; together with some important additional facts and illustrations obtained by Elder E. D. Gibbs from an old record book which Mr. Miller kept from 1839 to 1843, especially from a visit to his old home, and a personal interview with his youngest daughter, Mrs. Lucy Ann Bartholomew, who is now in her seventieth year. About the Publisher Forg...