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Edited by Peter Smith, Ph.D.
This is a stunning collection of pioneering essays--filled
with illustrations--on the beginnings of the Bahá'í Faith in many
Western countries--including Australia and New Zealand, Denmark,
Hungary, and the United States.
Peter Smith provides a masterful summary of the
development of the Bahá'í Faith in the Western world. This is the
most complete survey of Baha'i growth and development that has yet
been attempted. Moojan Momen shares his discovery of an unpublished
manuscript by John Esslemont, who surveyed the Bahá'í world in 1919.
The contrast is stunning.
Gyorgy Lederer provides new information on 'Abdu'l-Baha's
visit to Budapest in 1913. An essay by Jackson Armstrong-Ingram
uncovers the odd events which transpired at the National Baha'i
Convention in the United States in 1910. Loni Bramson investigates
the first organized Baha'i plans set up by the National Spiritual
Assembly in the U.S.
Absolutely essential for any serious student of
Bahá'í history!
Retail price: $45.00, paperback only
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