The Ellen G. White 1888 Materials: Volume 2 - Ellen G. White

another set of canvassers, then let Vol. 1 remain
still and Vol. 4 be circulated.
I have to confess that I have not felt that my
work has been understood or appreciated. If God
has given light for His people in these last days
what does it mean for brethren to let everything
else come in and close the door to the very special
light for this very time? How long shall this thing
continue and I keep silent? If the machinery of
canvassing has to run in this way, that they must
have the whole control of the book selling, and in
their work drop out the very works God has
signified should come to the people, shall my
hands be bound that I can do nothing? Shall I not
make every effort in my power to get these books
before as many as possible?
I have thought of having boxes of books
shipped to camp meetings, selling Vol. 4 myself. It
need not pass through the hands of canvassers if
they are so reluctant to handle them, and I receive
the profits after all expense is met.