The 1911 Edition of “The Great Controversy”

An Explanation of the Involvements of the 1911 Revision

Introduction

Chapter 1—A Statement of Approval by Ellen G. White

Chapter 2—The Great Controversy: New Edition

Chapter 3—Copy of a Letter Written by Elder W. C. White

Chapter 4—Ellen G. White’s Statement Regarding the 1911 Edition of The Great Controversy

Chapter 1&mdash;A Statement of Approval by Ellen G. White

&ldquo;Yesterday and again this morning I have read the letter written by W. C. White to our General Missionary agents, and his letter to the members of our Publications Committee, regarding the new edition of <em>The Great Controversy</em>.

&ldquo;And now I wish to say to you that what he has written regarding my wishes, and decisions, and instruction relative to this work is a true and correct statement.&rdquo;

(Signed) Ellen G. White&mdash;<span class="egwlink egwlink_book" title="Lt 57, 1911" data-link="14075.10799001">Letter 57, 1911</span>. (Written at St. Helena, California, July 27, 1911.)

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Chapter 1—A Statement of Approval by Ellen G. White