Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling

What the summary covers

1. Richard Lyman Bushman speaks in his preface2 min
2. Visions, treasure, and translation4 min
3. Scripture and the first church4 min
4. Gathering and authority3 min
5. The burden of Zion2 min
6. Printed revelation and the Kirtland temple3 min
7. Reversal, coercion, and Missouri war3 min
8. Nauvoo as refuge and new Zion3 min
9. Eternal families and their human cost4 min
10. Commerce, law, and a political kingdom2 min
11. Dissent, Carthage, and survival3 min

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