The pick and flower of England: The illustrated story of the Mormons in Victorian England : & the story of the Preston Temple
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The pick and flower of England: The illustrated story of the Mormons in Victorian England : & the story of the Preston Temple

by David M.W. Pickup

religious history illustrated biography Victorian Era
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This illustrated volume traces the story of the Mormons in Victorian England, from their early missions to the building of the Preston Temple. It offers a visual and narrative exploration of their influence and legacy in the region during the 19th century.

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The book presents an illustrated narrative of the Mormon presence in Victorian England, highlighting key events and figures from that era.

It details the cultural and social impacts of the Mormon community during the 19th century in England.

The story extends to the development and significance of the Preston Temple within this historical context.

Through visual aids and textual accounts, it captures the essence of this unique chapter in religious history.

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