Arthur Grosvenor Daniells (1858-1935), president of the General Conference from 1901-1922, presided over a difficult growing period in the history of the Adventist Church. He led out in fundamental reorganization and reforms. WEWMM 61.1
As president of a local conference and later the Australasian Union Conference, he was closely associated with Ellen White while she was in Australia during the 1890’s. During the tremendous problems he faced as General Conference president he often sought Ellen White’s counsel. WEWMM 61.2
His writings included The World War, A World in Perplexity, and Christ Our Righteousness. WEWMM 61.3