CONTENTS.
Ancestry and Early Life,9-15Christian Experience,15-17Impressions of Duty,17-25William Miller,25-39His Views of Prophecy,40-42Daniel, Chapter ii,42-44Daniel, Chapter vii,44-47Daniel, Chapter viii,47-49The 2300 Days,49-60His Public Labors,60-63Conversion of One Hundred Infidels,63-65Miller and the Prophecies,65-72My Public Labors,72-120Rise and Progress of Adventism,120-127The Signs of the Times,127-128United Effort,129-132Camp-Meeting Era,132-134The Great Tent,134-135The Midnight Cry,135-139Mr. Miller’s Visit to Washington,140-141Termination of the Prophetic Times,141Modes of Opposition,141-146Extent of the Work,146-147Advent Books,147Lecturers and Writers,148-149What Adventism has Accomplished,149-151Permanency of the Work,151-153The Exeter Camp-Meeting,153-168Character of the Work,168-180The Passing of the Time,180-191Argument from the Types,191-209The Seventh Angel,209-216The First Message,216-230The Second Message,230-240The Third Message,240-264Rise and Progress of the Third Message,264-268Introduction of the Sabbath,268-270First Conference of Believers,270-271Mrs. White’s Experience,271-274Second General Conference,274-275The Opposition,276-290A Paper Started,290-292The Review and Herald,292-294Purifying Process,294-296Tent Meetings,296-297Removal to Michigan,297-298Power Press,298Publishing Association,298-299Organization,299-300Systematic Benevolence,300-302Glance at the Past,302-309Tongue of Slander,309-321Present Position and Work,322-342The Law and the Gospel,343-359God’s Memorial,360-373