Ebook {Epub PDF} The Twenty-seventh Wife by Irving Wallace

Brigham married one woman too many when he took Ann Eliza Webb as his twenty-seventh wife. He was the leader of the polygamous Mormon faith, as powerful /5(20). This was a narrative about Brigham Young's twenty-seventh wife, Ann Eliza Webb, much history about the Mormon church, its dominance in the Utah Territory, political ties/influence in Washington, and whether the government could/should dictate how a religious group chose to interpret the Bible, particularly in regard to polygamy/5. And thus we read accounts often from opposing viewpoints with Wallace weighing in, from his research, on where the truth lies. The Twenty-Seventh Wife is a fascinating account, fit for history buffs, Cited by: 4.

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The Twenty-Seventh Wife; "Brigham Young took one wife too many when he married Ann Eliza Webb. He was 68 and as powerful in the Utah Territory as the President of the United States. She was 24, a great beauty with a docile way but a strong will. And thus we read accounts often from opposing viewpoints with Wallace weighing in, from his research, on where the truth lies. The Twenty-Seventh Wife is a fascinating account, fit for history buffs, seekers, and those who just want to experience an unusual story. Read more. The twenty-seventh wife. [Irving Wallace] -- Last wife of Brigham Young campaigns against plural marriage, finally seeing it legally abolished. The big passionate novel of a woman daring to live and love freely—no matter what the price. She was forced to choose between one man's love and her own pride as a woman.