Life of David W. Patten, the First Apostolic Martyr (Classic Reprint)

Bancroft Library Tluwriting of this little volume has been a pleasant And just as we find mingled with our regret at parting with a friend, a joy in the assurance that to lmmxM-vr lu comes he will give the same pleasure he has afforded us, so the author has a feeling in putting out this brief nu moir of David W. Patten that the courage and faith manifested in his life will not be lost or unfruitful iirthe lives of those who contemplate his can r Thenremains only the pleasure of thanking those who have taken an interest in this work, and their name is legion. But first of all perhaps is the nephew of Apostle Patten, Thomas Jefferson Patten, of Provo, fftak Particular mention should be made of the kindness -shown by the late President Wilford Woodruff, by President Lorenzo Snow, by President Joseph F. Smith, by the late Apostle Franklin D. Richards and by the late President A braham 0. Smoot, of Utah Stake. In short, all who knew, or who have read of, Apostle David W. Patten, have .-reined to count it a pleasure to do whatihey could to assist in perpetuating his memory. L. A. W. Salt Lake City, Utah. February 8, 1900.
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