Book - Novel, Caine, Hall et al, The white prophet ; in two volumes. Vol II, 1909

Physical description

383p. ; ill. ; frontispiece opposite title page featuring men riding camels in crowded street ; crimson cover with author and title empossed in gold on fromt cover and spine ; sticker from Mullen's Library on front cover

Publication type

fiction

Inscriptions & markings

Sticker 'Mullen's Library'

Summary

The White Prophet is a novel written by Hall Caine, which tells the story of a man named David Rossi, who is known as the White Prophet. David is a charismatic and enigmatic figure who travels around the world, preaching a message of love and peace. He gains a large following of devoted disciples who believe he is a messenger of God.However, David's teachings and his own personal life are not without controversy. He is pursued by the authorities and the media, who are suspicious of his motives and his past. He also faces opposition from religious leaders who see him as a threat to their power.As David's influence grows, he becomes embroiled in a web of political intrigue and personal drama. He must navigate these challenges while staying true to his message and his own beliefs.

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