Thy Gold to Refine
Thy Gold to Refine by Gerald N. Lund is a historical fiction novel published by Deseret Book Company in May 2001. This edition spans 605 pages and is presented in English. The narrative explores a tumultuous period in Church history, focusing on the experiences of the Steed family as they navigate the growing animosity towards Mormons in Far West, Missouri.
Readers will find a detailed account of the challenges faced by the Mormon community, including the violent events leading to the Haun’s Mill massacre and the subsequent extermination order issued by Governor Boggs. The story delves into themes of conflict and faith, as characters like Joshua Steed grapple with their choices amidst the chaos. This edition provides a comprehensive look at the historical and religious context of the time, offering insights into the struggles and resilience of the Mormon Saints.
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Thy Gold to Refine covers one of the stormiest and trying, yet inspiring periods of Church history. The Steeds are reunited in Far West, Missouri, all the while animosity towards the Mormons is growing unchecked. Violence erupts and Governor Boggs issues an extermination order for the Mormons leading to the spilling of innocent blood at the Haun’s Mill massacre. Far West falls, Joseph Smith is jailed, and the Mormon Saints are forced from Missouri. Even Joshua Steed takes up arms, but will he fight for or against the Mormons?
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