Most of us have wondered if we possess the charisma required to lead a movement; most of us don't. Rev. Frank W. Sandford did. In 1896, his trajectory from magnetic preacher to federal prisoner began. The grandson of a country minister, Sandford converted to the Baptist faith around 1880. He later attended Nichols Latin School, Bates College, and Cobb Divinity School. By 1886, he had left his studies to serve...