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Project Gutenberg HTML edition Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Smith, Joseph, Jr., and Roberts, B. H. (Brigham Henry)
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Lake, Elder James,attends council at Kirtland, 389; commanded to remain in Kirtland, 389.
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Lake, a Priest,license taken from, 333.
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Lamanites,mission to, 118; extent and importance of (note), 183, et seq.
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Lands,purchase of in Ohio, 166.
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Letters,Oliver Cowdery to, Joseph Smith and Church at Kirtland, 182; Booth's series of (note), 217; Asael Smith to Jacob Town, 286, 287; Joseph Smith the Prophet, to William W. Phelps, 297, et seq.; of Prophet to Mr. N. E. Seaton for publication, written by commandment (note), 312, et seq.; Joseph Smith to W. W. Phelps, warning for inhabitants of Zion, 316, 317; of Council of High Priests to Bishop and Saints in Zion, 317, et seq.; First Presidency, to branch in Thompson, 324; John Murdock, to Thompson branch, 325; Joseph Smith, Jun., to N. E. Seaton, 326: Joseph Smith, Jun., to Carter, 338, 339; Joseph Smith, Jun., to brethren in Zion, 368-370; First Presidency, to John Smith at Eugene, 370; First Presidency, to church at Eugene, 371; N. K. Whitney, to church at Eugene, 371; extracts of, from Elders to editor of Star, {500} 387, 388; Joseph Smith, Jun., to Vienna Jaques, 407; Frederick G. Williams, to Saints in Zion, 417-419; Wood, Reese, Doniphan, Atchinson, to Saints in Zion, 425; the Prophet Joseph, to Moses C. Nickerson, 444-445; R. W. Wells, attorney general of Missouri, to Messrs. Doniphan and Atchinson, 444; Judge Ryland, to Amos Reese, Esq., 445; A. S. Gilbert to Governor Dunklin, 446-7; Amos Reese to Governor Dunklin, 447; Prophet Joseph Smith to Bishop Partridge, 448, et seq.; Prophet Joseph Smith to Edward Partridge, et al., 453, et seq.; W. W. Phelps, to Joseph Smith, 457; A. S. Gilbert, to Governor Dunklin, 472, et seq.; First Presidency, to the scattered Saints, 475, et seq.; Governor Dunklin to brethren in Zion, 476, et seq.; A. S. Gilbert, to A.
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Leonard, Esq., 478; Edward Partridge, et al., to Judge Ryland, 479; W. W. Phelps, et al., to Judge Woodward, 479; W. W. Phelps, to the brethren in Kirtland, 481, et seq.; A. S. Gilbert, et al., to the President of the United States, accompanying second petition to the President, 485-6; W. W. Phelps, et al., to Governor Dunklin, 487; W. W. Phelps to U.S. Senator Benton, 487; Governor Dunklin, to brethren in Missouri, 488-9; A, S. Gilbert, et al., to Governor Dunklin, 489, 490; Governor Dunklin, to W. W. Phelps, et al., 491; Governor Dunklin to Samuel D. Lucas, 491; Gilbert and Phelps, to Governor Dunklin, 491-2; A. S. Gilbert et al., to Colonel S. D. Lucas, 492; Lewis Cass, Secretary of War Department to A. S. Gilbert, et al., 493.
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Lewis, Joshua,sent as messenger from Saints in Missouri to Judge Ryland, 429.
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Likens, Rev.,connected with Jackson county mob, 372 (note), and 382 and note.
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Lodi, N. Y.,Prophet Joseph and Sidney Rigdon preach in, 421.
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Lovelady, Rev.,connected with Jackson county mob, 372, 392 and note.
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Lyman, Amasa Mason,biography (note), 332; appointed on mission, 332.

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