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The Wild Ram of the Mountain by Jermy Benton Wight Hand-Signed Collector's Copy
This is a rare opportunity to own a hand-signed copy of this essential historical work. This copy features the original author signature of Jermy B. Wight on the front end paper, dated 3-20-97—less than a year after the book's initial release. This early signature adds a wonderful layer of provenance for the serious LDS or regional history collector.
A Note on Condition
Condition Grade: Very Good (Exceptionally Well-Preserved)
This book is in beautiful condition and appears to have been very lightly read, The spine is square and completely uncreased, which is rare for this paperback edition. The covers are bright and glossy with no bends or tears. Outside of the author's signature and date on the title page, the interior is clean and free of any markings, highlighting, or notes.
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The Edition & Publisher
This is the 1996 Original Edition, copyrighted by Star Valley Llama and printed by Afton Thrifty Print in Bedford, Wyoming. Unlike later modern reprints, this regional small-press edition maintains the original formatting and photographic quality intended by the author for the local Wyoming and Texas historical communities.
About the Story of Lyman Wight
Known as "The Wild Ram of the Mountain," Lyman Wight was one of the most rugged and fiercely independent leaders of the early LDS movement. This biography provides deep insight into his time in the Quorum of the Twelve, his role in the Council of Fifty, and his eventual journey to Texas to establish the "Zodiac" colony. It is a vital resource for anyone interested in the pioneers who broke away from the main body of the church to forge their own path on the frontier.
Key Topics Covered Lyman Wight Biography The Zodiac Colony (Texas) Council of Fifty History Early LDS Church Leadership Mormon Pioneers in the South Star Valley Wyoming Lore 19th Century Frontier Life Regional Genealogy Research Shipping & Handling
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