"Cooperation Among the Mormons" delves into the history and principles of cooperative economics as practiced by members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Published in 1917, this study by Hamilton Gardner explores the various cooperative ventures undertaken by the Mormons, particularly during the 19th century in Utah.

The book examines the motivations behind these cooperative efforts, including religious ideals, economic self-sufficiency, and community building. It provides valuable insights into the social and economic history of the Mormon people and their efforts to create a unique and sustainable way of life. This volume offers a compelling look at a significant aspect of American religious and economic history.

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