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John Henry Wilcott
A Pioneer Twice Over
by D. Llewellyn Drong
| Formatted by William K. Walker for posting at http://www.nvdi.com/mtbahai/wilcott. Mirrored from http://www.nvdi.com/mtbahai/wilcott with permission of both author and editor. Ed. note: I've disturbed Mr. Drong's text as little as possible, with one exception: I broke the original article into sections and created a table of contents. This does not imply any lack of diligence on Mr. Drong's part. I just needed to divide the text into a series of smaller web pages that were manageable for people with slow Internet connections. -W.K.W. |
Copyright © 1998
Table of Contents
Part 1: Early Years
"`Abdu'l-Bahá says little about destiny,
but teaches much about will."
Part 2: Montana and Marriage
"A man can be a Bahá'í much easier when
he understands all of God's work."
Part 3: Faith and Hard Times
"Now, dear Sister, you know
times are very bad."
Part 4: Insight
"...an upright man who had a
meaningful insight into the world."
Bibliography and Acknowledgements
Chapter 1 |
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