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| By Claire Ellen Koltko, Natalie Rose Ross, and Michael Marsh | ||
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| The Bottom Line: A historical look at the life of Wilford Woodruff from his baptism to his death. Mostly from the records he kept. | ||
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| URL: Cedar Fort | ||
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| Pros: Very well written | ||
| Inspiring | ||
| Cons: None | ||
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| Written by Claire Ellen Koltko, Natalie Rose Ross, and Michael Marsh | ||
| 158 pages | ||
| Shares from the many journals of Wilford Woodruf his life. | ||
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| Review: This book was easy to read and very inspiring. Not only did I learn alot about Wilford Woodruff but about early church history and the importance of journal keeping. | ||
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