The book "The Survival of 'Mormonism': A Speech" is written by prominent American Mormon leader and theologian James E. Talmadge. In this work, the author examines the key principles and teachings of the Church of Latter-day Saints, also known as Mormons. He explores important aspects of the faith, ideology and history of this religious community using his own experience and knowledge. Talmadge's speech is an important source for understanding the essence and meaning of "Mormonism" as well as a contribution to religious discussions and dialogues. This book appeals to readers interested in religion, philosophy, and the history of the development of religious movements.