History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Volume 3Smith, Joseph, Jr.
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History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Volume 3
Smith, Joseph, Jr.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; Smith, Joseph, Jr., 1805-1844
Minutes of a General Conference of the Church Held near Quincy,
Illinois, May 4th, 5th, and 6th, 1839.
Certificate of Appointment.
Minutes of the 5th.
Minutes of the 6th.
John P. Greene's Letter of Appointment.
Letter of Recommendation to Elder John P. Greene from Certain Citizens
of Quincy.
Sidney Rigdon's Letter of Introduction to the President of the United
States.
The Prophet Settles at Commerce.
Sidney Rigdon's General Letter of Introduction.
Letter of Recommendation to Oliver Granger from the First Presidency.
Letter of R. B. Thompson to the First Presidency Complaining of the
Conduct of Lyman Wight.
Letter of Elder Parley P. Pratt to Judge Austin A. King.
Letter of the First Presidency to the Quincy _Whig_ Disclaiming the
Attitude of Lyman Wight.
CHAPTER XXIV.
Adventures of the Prisoners Remaining in Missouri--The Prophet's
Narrative of Personal Experiences in Missouri.
Rabbi Landau's Letter to His Son.
The Prophet's Letter to W. W. Phelps.
Indictment of Parley P. Pratt _et al_.
An Adventure by the Way.
The Prophet's Letter to E. W. Harris.
Letter of the Prophet and Emma Smith to Judge Cleveland.
The Prophet's Letter to Bishop Whitney, Asking Him to Settle at
Commerce.
The Twelve to go to England.
Cruel Treatment of Parley P. Pratt and Companions.
Answer of the First Presidency to R. B. Thompson on the Lyman Wight
Affair.
Case of William Smith.
Parley P. Pratt and Fellow Prisoners Arrive at Columbia.
The Prophet and Vinson Knight's Letter to Mark Bigler.
The Prophet's Letter to Lyman Wight, on the Matter of R. B. Thompson's
Complaint.
Letter of Appointment to Stephen Markham.
Parley P. Pratt _et al_. Seek a Trial.
The Prophet's Narration of his Personal Experiences in Missouri,
1838-9, which he calls "A Bill of Damages Against the State of Missouri
on Account of the Suffering and Losses Sustained Therein."
Hyrum Smith's Statement of Sufferings and Damages Sustained in
Missouri, and in Being Driven Therefrom.
CHAPTER XXV.
Commerce--The Prophet's History--Doctrinal Development.
First House built by the Saints at Commerce.
{XV} Description of Commerce.
Letter of Edward Partridge to the Prophet.
Excitement at Columbia Prison, Mo.
Visit of the Prophet with William Smith.
Visit with Don Carlos Smith.
Ministry of the Prophet.
Purchase of Lands in Iowa.
Return of the Prophet to Commerce.
The Prophet's Answer to Jacob Stollings.
Restoration of Orson Hyde.
The Prophet's Instructions on Various Doctrines.
CHAPTER XXVI.
The Prophet's Ministry in the Vicinity of Commerce--Address to the
Twelve.
The Prophet Testifies to the Book of Mormon.
The Missouri Prisoners.
Founding of Zarahemla.
The Prophet with the Twelve and Seventy.
The Prophet's Address to the Twelve.
Mercy and Forgiveness.
Humility and Brotherhood of the Twelve.
Avard's Vain Glory.
Be Honest, Sober, Vigilant.
Beware of Treason.
The Sign of Apostasy.
The Prophet on Priesthood.
Adam and the Presidency of the Priesthood.
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