Correspondence Between Joseph Smith, the Prophet, and Col. John Wentworth, Editor of The Chicago Democrat and Member of Congress from Illinois, Gen. James Arlington Bennet, Of Arlington House, Long Island, and The Honorable John C. Calhoun, Senator from South Carolina in Which is Given, A Sketch of the Life of Joseph Smith, the Rise and Progress of the Church of Latter Day Saints, and Their Persecutions by the State of Missouri: with the Peculiar Views of Joseph Smith, in Relation to Political and Religious Matters Generally; to Which is Added a Concise Account of the Present State and Prospect of the City of Nauvoo (Reprints)

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Correspondence Between Joseph Smith, the Prophet, and Col. John Wentworth, Editor of The Chicago Democrat and Member of Congress from Illinois, Gen. James Arlington Bennet, Of Arlington House, Long Island, and The Honorable John C. Calhoun, Senator from South Carolina in Which is Given, A Sketch of the Life of Joseph Smith, the Rise and Progress of the Church of Latter Day Saints, and Their Persecutions by the State of Missouri: with the Peculiar Views of Joseph Smith, in Relation to Political and Religious Matters Generally; to Which is Added a Concise Account of the Present State and Prospect of the City of Nauvoo

(Reprints)

Very good condition, large, thin, light yellow softcover bound with a single staple in the top corner.  The cover has some minor creasing.  The first page has writing in pencil.  Text throughout is clean, clear, and legible.

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