Uriah Smith (1832-1903), for almost half a century an editor of the Review and Herald, was one of the most versatile of the Adventist pioneers. General Conference secretary and treasurer, Biblical expositor, inventor, engraver, college teacher, and writer, he left his firm convictions in many areas. WEWMM 170.1
Elder Smith was one of the most fluent writers the Adventist denomination has ever had. He is best remembered for his book generally known by its short title Daniel and the Revelation. Among his other works are The United States in Prophecy, Here and Hereafter, and Looking Unto Jesus. WEWMM 170.2