To Be A Saint

To Be A Saint “It is no trifling thing to be a Saint In very deed—to stand upright, not bow. Nor bend beneath the heavy pressure… *************************** To stand on virtue’s lofty pinnacle, Clad in the robes of heavenly innocence, Amid that worse than every other blast, The blast that strikes the moral character, With floods of falsehood foaming with abuse.” —Eliza R. Snow This book is fundamentalist historical fiction at its best! Set in the 1800’s during the restoration of the gospel all the way through the exodus to Utah and the Manifesto years, this is a story of the struggle and quest “to be a Saint.”  5.5”x 8.25”, paperback, Mountainview Publishing, 1980; by Ruth P. Scott, p. 364.