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… from the presses of the Review and Herald in mid-November, 1876, although the title page carries the year date of 1877.

As the year 1861 dawned, the United States was in somewhat of a turmoil. The recent presidential election had polarized the Northern states and the Southern …

The story of the early Christian experience and public labors of Mrs. Ellen G. White was first printed in the year 1860, in a little volume of three hundred pages …

Resolved, That we delay further proceedings at Cooranbong until we have time to consider the question of location.—DF 170, “Report of the Proceedings of the Executive Committee of the Australasian Union Conference for the Year 1894.”

October and November were months in which many issues pressed hard upon Ellen White. Then on November 16, W. C. White, on the urging of Elder Daniells, left to attend meetings in the Midwest and the East. He was away the rest of the year.

Neither her decreasing strength, nor what could be discouragements in the progress of the Lord's work, nor the perversities of human hearts dampened Ellen White's spirits, and she could write with a sincere heart near the close of the year 1911:

Resolved, That we delay further proceedings at Cooranbong until we have time to consider the question of location (DF 170, “Report of the Proceedings of the Executive Committee of the Australasian Union Conference for the Year 1894”).

… as the trip was planned. Earlier in the year she had spoken of “relief and success, and joy in many lines of the work” ( Letter 16, 1909 ). “I do not dread the journey,” she …

Just before the turn of the year, a little volume bearing the title of Early Writings of Ellen G. White came from the press. It was a book eagerly sought by Adventist families, for it provided Ellen White's three earliest books, long out of print:

… though the work was at times slowed, and all concerned had to sacrifice and deprive themselves of ordinary comforts and needs. Earlier in the year Ellen White …