Although the journal entries capture in detail the words and actions of Joseph Smith, Jr., he neither wrote nor dictated them. They are actually the work of several companions who acted as his scribes or private secretaries, among them Willard Richards and William Clayton--Volum…
The journals provide background information about Joseph Smith's life and early LDS Church history and form the foundation for the official history of the LDS Church. Among the key events described in this volume are the creation of the Relief Society; the building of the Nauvoo…
The journals provide background information about Joseph Smith's life and early LDS Church history and form the foundation for the official history of the LDS Church. Among the key events described in this volume are the creation of the Relief Society; the building of the Nauvoo…
Journals
by Ashurst-McGee, Mark, Jensen, Richard L., Jessee, Dean C., Smith, Joseph,, Jr
Features Joseph Smith's first five journals and reflects the beginning of Mormon record keeping in the Church's earliest years.
Journals series
by Ashurst-McGee, Mark, Jensen, Richard L., Jessee, Dean C., Smith, Joseph,, Jr
Features Joseph Smith's first five journals and reflects the beginning of Mormon record keeping in the Church's earliest years.
Journals
by Ashurst-McGee, Mark, Jensen, Richard L., Smith, Joseph,, Jr
fromJoseph Smith Papers: Journals
Although the journal entries capture in detail the words and actions of Joseph Smith, Jr., he neither wrote nor dictated them. They are actually the work of several companions who acted as his scribes or private secretaries, among them Willard Richards and William Clayton.
Journals
by Ashurst-McGee, Mark, Jensen, Richard L., Jessee, Dean C., Smith, Joseph,, Jr
Features Joseph Smith's first five journals and reflects the beginning of Mormon record keeping in the Church's earliest years.
Although the journal entries capture in detail the words and actions of Joseph Smith, Jr., he neither wrote nor dictated them. They are actually the work of several companions who acted as his scribes or private secretaries, among them Willard Richards and William Clayton.
Provides a comprehensive portrait of the Mormon spiritual leader, viewed by followers as a protector and by opponents as a heretic, and describes how his faith has impacted the Mormon religion for over a century.
