The Bishop's Court

First published in 1905, this book offers a fascinating insider's account of the workings of the Latter-Day Saint church in Utah, focusing on the Bishop's Court and its role in resolving disputes among members of the community. Keeler's detailed descriptions of the court's procedures and cases shed new light on the social and religious history of the region.
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