Ellen G. White (November 26, 1827 – July 16, 1915), one of the founders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, authored numerous books,[1] pamphlets, and periodical articles.
Books
This page lists White's books, their publication dates and number of pages.[2][3][4][5] Approximately 180 books which identify her as author fall into two categories: (1) those published during her lifetime, i.e., until her death in 1915—a group of about 50 volumes amounting to approximately 29% of the total, and (2) those published after her death under the auspices of the Ellen G. White Estate—a group of about 130 volumes amounting to approximately 71% of the total.
Among the comprehensive bibliographies of White's writings that also include her pamphlets and periodical articles is one posted online by Loma Linda University.[6]
References and notes
- ^ Although various lists and bibliographies of White's books exist, those included here and the information concerning them derive from materials posted online by the Ellen G. White Estate as of 2024. For references to these sources see the following notes.
- ^ "A Bibliography of the Complete Published Ellen G. White Writings on Compact Disc". Ellen G. White Estate.
- ^ "EGW Writings book list". Ellen G. White Estate.
- ^ "Ellen G. White® Books and Pamphlets In Current Circulation". Ellen G. White® Estate. October 2018.
- ^ For the standard abbreviations of most of White's books, see "Key to Abbreviations of E. G. White Books and Major Church Papers". Ellen G. White Estate.
- ^ Crane, Marilyn C. "EGW Bibliography". Loma Linda University. Retrieved February 9, 2024.
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