This work provides a detailed and engaging autobiography of Elder Edmund Botsford, a prominent figure in the early history of the Mormon Church. The author examines Botsford's life, from his early childhood in New York to his conversion to Mormonism and his later mission work in New England. The book offers a fascinating look at the life of an important religious figure and his contributions to American religious history.

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