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The distance was not, however, too great for the interchange of courtesies on the
part of the chief men of either side, nor for the daily visit of enterprising
commercial saints with something to sell. General Johnson, in accordance with
the orders ...
The distance was not, however, too great for the interchange of courtesies on the
part of the chief men of either side, nor for the daily visit of enterprising
commercial saints with something to sell. General Johnson, in accordance with
the orders ...
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... just as we broke through the western face of the Wahsatch, and came to the
head of the foot-hills from which the vast basin of the Lake is for the first time
visible, with the embowered City of the Saints sleeping at the bottom of its vast
cradle.
... just as we broke through the western face of the Wahsatch, and came to the
head of the foot-hills from which the vast basin of the Lake is for the first time
visible, with the embowered City of the Saints sleeping at the bottom of its vast
cradle.
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I certainly do not bestow the name of New Jerusalem upon the Mormon capital
because of its bearing any resemblance to the city of the disembodied saints.
Among the many courtesies extended our party by Mr. Holladay and others ...
I certainly do not bestow the name of New Jerusalem upon the Mormon capital
because of its bearing any resemblance to the city of the disembodied saints.
Among the many courtesies extended our party by Mr. Holladay and others ...
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... which frames the oath, but from the Gentile's God whose power forms its
sanction, to the Church of the Latter-day Saints and the incarnation of its divine
authority in the apostle, prophet, autocrat, and vicar of the true God, Brigham
Young.
... which frames the oath, but from the Gentile's God whose power forms its
sanction, to the Church of the Latter-day Saints and the incarnation of its divine
authority in the apostle, prophet, autocrat, and vicar of the true God, Brigham
Young.
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Going up alone into this mountain to pray at the close of the day when the people
with him reached the first ridge whence an outlook could be obtained across the
valley now cradling the Saints' metropolis, he fell into a trance of revelation.
Going up alone into this mountain to pray at the close of the day when the people
with him reached the first ridge whence an outlook could be obtained across the
valley now cradling the Saints' metropolis, he fell into a trance of revelation.
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| Titel | The Heart of the Continent: A Record of Travel Across the Plains and in Oregon, with an Examination of the Mormon Principle |
| Autor | Fitz Hugh Ludlow |
| Verlag | Hurd and Houghton, 1871 |
| Original von | Princeton University |
| Digitalisiert | 23. Jan. 2009 |
| Länge | 568 Seiten |
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