Letter from Willard Done, 3 November 1897
To the First Presidency,
Dear Brothren:
I have the honor
to report on the series of tracts submitted
to me for review. I have read them
twice with care, and have suggested
such verbal changes as have seemed
necessary. There has appeared to me no
reason for change in their essential
elements. It did seem at first that
some of the sharp, incisive points could
have been softened down a little, to
some advantage, but Brother Penrose
informed me that they formed an essen-
tial element, demanded by the peculiar
purpose for which the tracts were writ-
ten. I can say that in my opinion the
tracts form an excellent series, well
adapted to the introduction of the Gospel
in the world. They have my most hearty
commendation.
Trusting they will accomplish the purpose
for which they were written, I remain,
Yours in the Cause of Truth,
Willard Done.
