History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Volume 5Smith, Joseph, Jr.
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History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Volume 5
Smith, Joseph, Jr.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; Smith, Joseph, Jr., 1805-1844
Accident to the Prophet's Carriage.
Return of Hyrum Smith and Wilson Law.
Return of Brigham Young _et al_.
The Prophet's Consultation with Calvin A. Warren.
Post Office Affairs at Nauvoo.
Letter of George D. Watt, Reporting Emigrants.
{VIII} CHAPTER XI.
PROPHET'S RETIREMENT FROM EDITORSHIP OF "TIMES AND SEASONS"--PROGRESS
OF WORK ON TEMPLE--DIVISION OF NAUVOO INTO TEN WARDS--WILLIAM SMITH IN
THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE--GOVERNOR FORD OF MISSOURI'S DEMAND FOR THE
PROPHET.
Vote to Suspend the _Millenial Star_.
Disaster on Island of Madeira.
Letter of the Prophet to H. R. Hotchkiss--Land Purchase Contract
Considered.
Sudden Illness of Brigham Young.
Temple Structure Difficulties.
Extract of a Letter from Orrin Porter Rockwell, Superscribed to Newel
K. Whitney.
Inaugural Address of Governor Ford.
Agitation as to Nauvoo Charters.
Speech of William Smith on the Chartered Rights of Nauvoo.
Governor Ford to Joseph Smith--on the Missouri Requisition.
Letter of Justice Butterfield--Opinion on Governor Ford's Action.
Letter from James Adams, Advising the Prophet to Appear for Trial.
The First Elder to Die in a Foreign Land.
CHAPTER XII.
THE PROPHET AT SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS--HIS CONVERSATIONS AND
INTERVIEWS--PROCEEDINGS ON WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS BEFORE JUDGE
POPE--RELEASE OF THE PROPHET BY ORDER OF THE COURT AND THE EXECUTIVE
ORDER OF GOVERNOR FORD--OFFICIAL PAPERS IN THE CASE.
Second Arrest of the Prophet on the Boggs Affair.
The Prophet's Start for Springfield.
The Prophet's Dream.
A Missouri Reminiscence.
The Prophet Meets Justin Butterfield, _et al_.
The Reign of Christ on Earth Expounded.
The Prophet's Trial Before Judge Pope.
A Disturbance Threatened.
The Prophet's Interview with Governor Ford.
A Discussion with Judge Douglas.
The Brewster Movement.
Chief Distinction Between the Saints and Sectarians.
A Prophet Defined.
Mormon Service at Springfield.
A Prophecy.
General Sentiment of the Prophet's Innocence.
The Prophet's View of the Negro.
The World's Lack of Faith.
The Meekness of a Prophet.
A Sample of Folly.
The Prophet's Illustration.
Conversations with Prominent Men.
The Trial Before Judge Pope.
The Plea of Mr. Butterfield.
{IX} The Treatment of the Prophet at Springfield.
The Prophet's hour with Judge Pope.
The Advice of Governor Ford.
Sundry Conversations.
Official Papers Relating to the Prophet's Trial at Springfield, Ill.,
Before Judge Pope.
Affidavit of Lilburn W. Boggs.
Affidavits of Sundry Witnesses.
The Prophet's Comment on Judge Pope's Opinion.
CHAPTER XIII.
THE PROPHET AGAIN IN NAUVOO--CELEBRATION OF HIS RELEASE FROM
OPPRESSION--"VADE MECUM"--REINSTATEMENT OF ORSON PRATT--DISCOURSES OF
THE PROPHET "THE KINGDOM OF GOD"--"THE MISSION AND GREATNESS OF JOHN
THE BAPTIST"--INTERPRETATION OF SCRIPTURES.
The Start for Nauvoo.
An Accident by the Way.
Arrival in Nauvoo.
A Dinner Party at the Prophet's Home.
Letter of the Prophet to Josiah Butterfield--On Bennett's Movements.
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