EGW Topical Index (Subtitle)

White, James   [696]
       June: visited Bro. Hastings at New Ipswich, N.H. 2SG 111-3;2SM 26;
       June: triumphed by faith and prayer over Satan’s efforts to destroy LS 136-7;2SG 136-8;
       July: at Oswego, N.Y. LS 136-7;2SG 135-6;
       summer: lived three months at home of Bro. Harris at Port Byron (Centerport), N.Y. LS 136-9;2SG 136-40;
       [August]: publication of Advent Review monthly begun by, at Auburn, N.Y. [August]. publication of Advent Review monthly begun by, at Auburn, N.Y. LS 136-9;2SG 136-40;
       —: sick with cholera LS 137;2SG 138;
       [September]: Utica, N.Y. LS 139;2SG 141-3;
       Sept. [23-29]: attended conf. at Sutton, Vt. EW 52;LS 139;2SG 141-3;
       November: publishing work moved by, to Paris, Me. LS 136, 139-41;2SG 143-4;1T 89-90;
       November: lived in home of Bro. [Andrews] in Paris, Me. LS 139-41;2SG 143-4;
       November: Present Truth (No. 11) published by, at Paris, Me. November. Present Truth (No. 11) published by, at Paris, Me. LS 136, 139-41;2SG 143;1T 89-90;
       November: Advent Review (No. 5) published by, at Paris, Me. November. Advent Review (No. 5) published by, at Paris, Me. LS 136, 139-41;2SG 143-4;1T 89-90;
       [November-December]: name of Present Truth was changed to Second Advent Review and Sabbath Herald by, first three issues of which were published at Paris, Me. [November-December]. name of Present Truth was changed to Second Advent Review and Sabbath Herald by, first three issues of which were published at Paris, Me. LS 136, 139-41;2SG 143;1T 88-9;
       November: weakened by overwork LS 139-41;2SG 143-4;1T 89-90;
       November: suffered from dyspepsia 2SG 143
       —: trials and sufferings of LS 140;2SG 143-4;1T 89-90;
       —: decision of, to suspend publication of Second Advent Review and Sabbath Herald —. decision of, to suspend publication of Second Advent Review and Sabbath Herald LS 140;2SG 147-8;1T 89-90;
       —: Test. given to, to continue publishing paper LS 140-1;2SG 148;1T 89-90;3T 9;
2. From 1851 to 1860
    [1851, January]: weakened by mental labor and privation 2SG 144-5