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Review title: Not to be trusted
Product review: This accuracy of this book is not to be trusted. One reviewer of this book found, in just the first chapter, all of the following: "(a) blatant misquoting, (b) altering the tone of original reports, (c) making claims without documentation, (d) stretching interpretations of incidents to support claims, (e) ignoring obvious explanations for supposed "problems," (f) reaching false conclusions due to insufficient research, (g) omitting evidence contrary to claims, (h) fabricating supposed contradictions, (i) clinging to apparent contradictions that are resolved by even the slightest serious thinking, (j) drawing conclusions contradicted by the book's own evidence, and (k) actually distorting the record to support a thesis." (From "A Betrayal of Trust: Review of The Mormon Hierarchy: Extensions of Power by D. Michael Quinn." Reviewed by Duane Boyce, FARMS Review of Books, Provo, Utah: FARMS, 1997. Pp. 147-63.)
