Books with title With God in the Yellowstone

With God in the Yellowstone by Alma White, author of Looking Back from Beulah (in both English and German), Gems of Life, Golden Sunbeams, Demons and Tongues, The Chosen People, My Trip to the Orient, The New Testament Church (2 vols.), The Titanic Tragedy--God Speaking to the Nations, Truth Stranger than Fiction, Why I do not Eat Meat, Restoration of Israel, the Hope of the World, The Story of My Life (Vol. I); and Editor of the Pillar of Fire, the Good Citizen, the Rocky Mountain Pillar of Fire, the London Pillar of Fire, the British Sentinel, and the Occidental Pillar of Fire. Copyright, 1920, by Alma White CONTENTSPrefaceHistorical StatementChapter 1. Enroute to the ParkChapter 2. Grand Canyon of the YellowstoneChapter 3. Upper and Lower FallsChapter 4. Mammoth Hot SpringsChapter 5. Norris Geyser BasinChapter 6. Upper Geyser BasinChapter 7. Upper Geyser Basin (Cont.)Chapter 8. The Bottomless PitChapter 9. The Voice of God

THE BOOK NAME "WITH GOD IN THE YELLOWSTONE" BY ALMA WHITE WAS PUBLISHED IN 1920 THE SAME AUTHOR OFLooking Back from Beulah (in both English and German), Gems of Life, Golden Sunbeams, Demons and Tongues, The Chosen People, My Trip to the Orient, The New Testament Church (2 vols.), The Titanic Tragedy—God Speaking to the Nations, Truth Stranger than Fiction, Why I do not Eat Meat, Restoration of Israel, the Hope of the World, The Story of My Life (Vol. I); and Editor of the Pillar of Fire, the Good Citizen, the Rocky Mountain Pillar of Fire, the London Pillar of Fire, the British Sentinel, and the Occidental Pillar of Fire.CONTENTS Historical StatementCHAPTER I—Enroute to the ParkCHAPTER II—Grand Canyon of the YellowstoneCHAPTER III—Upper and Lower FallsCHAPTER IV—Mammoth Hot SpringsCHAPTER V—Norris Geyser BasinCHAPTER VI—Upper Geyser BasinCHAPTER VII—Upper Geyser Basin (Cont.)CHAPTER VIII—The Bottomless PitCHAPTER IX—The Voice of GodThe Yellowstone and How it was Made

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Excerpt from With God in the YellowstoneYellowstone National Park and to describe some of Nature's grandeurs, but to elucidate spiritual truths that were demonstrated in this place of many wonders in a thousand mira cles before my eyes.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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Excerpt:HISTORICAL STATEMENTIn a book entitled, The Discovery of Yellowstone Park, written by Nathaniel P. Langford, the author gives an account of an expedition of 130 persons who started from St. Paul, June 16, 1862, for the Salmon River, as it had been widely rumored that extensive placer mines had been discovered there. The expedition was led by Captain James L. Fisk, the noted Indian fighter. Among his assistants were E. H. Burritt, Nathaniel P. Langford, and Samuel R. Bond, who acted as secretary. David E. Folsom, Robert C. Knox, Cornelius Bray, Patrick Doherty, Ard Godfrey, and Patrick Bray, were selected for guard duty. Many well-known pioneers of Montana were in this company, whose names are familiar to the writer.