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William Miller and became an active, successful Millerite preacher. He eventually invested all of his money in the advent movement.Bates experienced the 1844 disappointment without losing his faith. In 1845 he read a tract by T. M. Preble on the
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William Strunk Jr. and E. B. White, The Elements of Style, 4th ed. (London: Pearson, 2009), 73. [42] Cf. William G. Johnsson, “A Church Self-Destructs,” Adventist Review, March 14, 1996, 4; Samuele Bacchiocchi, “Lessons From a Church Meltdown,” Adventist Review,
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William Hanna's Life of Christ, since some of her phraseology in Spirit of Prophecy, Volume II, written at this time, is similar to the language of Hanna. The extent and nature of her use of Hanna can be determined only
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of Miller by White, Thoughts on Revelation by Smith, and other books. I have compared many pages from all these and find that she has taken from these word for word and page after page. She gives no credit to