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Mormonism in New York Some Particulars Concerning Mormon Emigration—The European Mission—The Sandwich Islands—The Mormons in this Vicinity—Their Organization and Religious Services
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- Various Mormon missions, including those in the Sandwich Islands and the European Mission, over which Brigham Young, Jr. presides. The Mormon system of emigration and an account of the filthy habits of Mormon emigrants by a quarantine officer. Many Mormons live in New York City for a while before starting West. A typical Mormon church service.
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- 1866-08-25
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