Volume III.
Introduction.
Enlightenment a Factor in Determining Responsibility for Conduct.
The People of Missouri and the Saints.
The Question of Slavery.
Political Fears.
The Saints and the Indians.
The Unwisdom of the Saints.
The Real Cause of the Missouri Persecutions.
Retribution.
The Prophet Joseph's Departure from Kirtland and Arrival in Missouri.
Flight of the Prophet and Sidney Rigdon from Kirtland.
Brigham Young to the Prophet's Rescue.
The Bitterness of the Prophet's Enemies.
The Prophet's Arrival in Missouri.
Trial of the Far West Presidency of the Church.
Minutes of Proceedings in Other Settlements than Far West.
High Council Meeting at Far West.
The Prophet's Reception in Zion.
The Political Motto of the Church of Latter-day Saints.
The Prophet's Answers to Questions on Scripture.
The Prophet's Letter to the Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Kirtland.
Excommunication of Oliver Cowdery and David Whitmer—The Work in England.
Arrival of Sidney Rigdon at Far West.
Minutes of a General Conference of the Church at Far West.
Minutes of the first Quarterly Conference at Far West.
Demand on John Whitmer for the Church Records.
Charges Against Oliver Cowdery.
Trial of Oliver Cowdery.
Elder Cowdery's Letter.
Charges Against David Whitmer.
Charges Against Lyman E. Johnson.
The Work in England-Conference in Preston.
Farewell Meetings with the Saints.
A Prophecy.
American Slanders Reach England.
Readjustment and Settlement of Affairs at Far West.
Revelation Given at Far West.
Revelation Given to Brigham Young at Far West.
Revelation Given at Far West Making Known the Will of God Concerning the Building up of that Place, and of the Lord's House.
Minutes of the High Council.
Sundry Employments of the Prophet.
The Prophet's Discourse on the Evils of Hasty Judgment.
Arrival of Elder Parley P. Pratt at Far West.
Death of Jas. G. Marsh.
The Prophet's Answer to Sundry Questions.
Elder Rigdon's Political Address.
Trial of William E. M'Lellin and Dr. McCord.
Remuneration of the Prophet and Sidney Rigdon for Temporal Labors in the Church.
Selection of Lands in Caldwell and Daviess Counties for Settlement-Adam-Ondi-Ahman.
The Prophet Leaves Far West to Locate Settlements.
The Prophet and Party Reach "Tower Hill."
Adam-ondi-Ahman.
Council Called to Determine Location of Settlements.
American Antiquities Discovered.
Varied Movements of the Prophet's Company.
Birth of Alexander Hale Smith.
The Prophet's Return to Adam-ondi-Ahman.
Minutes of the Meeting which Organized the Stake of Zion called Adam-ondi-Ahman.
Description of Adam-ondi-Ahman.
Independence Day at Far West—Sundry Events and Revelations—Epistle of David W. Patten.
Celebration of Independence Day at Far West.
The Officers.
The Procession.
The Oration.
A Word from Elders Kimball and Hyde.
Letter of Don C. Smith to the Prophet.
Missing Revelations.
Revelation, Given at Far West, July 8, 1838.
Revelation, Given July 8, 1838, Making Known the Disposition of the Properties Tithed as Named in the Preceding Revelation.
Revelation Given to William Marks, Newel K. Whitney, Oliver Granger and Others, at Far West, July 8, 1838.
Revelation given at Far West, July 8, 1838, in Answer to the Question, Show unto us Thy Will, O Lord, Concerning the Twelve.
Minutes of a Meeting of the Twelve.
The Disposition of Public Church Properties.
Arrival of Saints from Canada.
Publication of the Elder's Journal.
The Epistle of Elder David W. Patten.
The Beginning of Trouble in Caldwell and Daviess Counties.
The Prophet Rests.
Reproof of Canadian Brethren.
A Citizen's Meeting at Far West.
Judge Morin's Friendly Warning.
Peniston's Harangue.
"Dick" Welding's Row.
John L. Butter's Speech.
Gathering of the Mob.
Reports of Gallatin Trouble Reach Far West.
Departure of the Prophet from Gallatin.
The Prophet commends the Brethren for Standing for their Rights.
Interview with Adam Black.
Adam Black's Agreement.
Interview with Citizens of Mill Port.
Treatise of Peace of Little Avail.
Peniston's Affidavit.
Reflections of the Prophet.
Inquiry at Far West Concerning Gallatin Affairs.
Resolutions.
Chased by a Mob.
The Prophet's Interview with the Sheriff of Daviess County.
Organization of Agriculture Companies.
Affidavit of Adam Black.
Comment on Adam Black.
Proclamation of Governor Boggs.
Conduct of John Corrill Reproved.
Increasing Difficulties Between the Saints and the Mobs of Daviess and Caldwell Counties.
The Prophet Leaves Far West to Found a City of Zion.
Excitement Among the Missourians.
The Prophet's Review of the Wrongs of the Saints.
Site for City Selected.
Rumors of Mobs Gathering.
An Appeal to Gen. Atchison.
Consultation with General Atchison.
The Prophet and Sidney Rigdon Study Law.
The Prophet and Lyman Wight to Submit to Trial.
The Prophet's Affidavit on the Adam Black Incident.
Judge King at Far West.
The Trial at Raglin's.
The Prophet and Lyman Wight Bound Over.
A Committee of Inquiry from Chariton County.
Rumors of an Attack upon "Diahman."
Capture of Arms Intended for the Mob.
The Mob Take Prisoners.
Allred's Prisoners.
Advice from Judge King.
Judge King's Apparent Double Dealing.
Petition from Ray County.
The Trial of Allred's Prisoners.
The Citizens of Daviess County to the Governor.
Atchison Orders out the Militia.
Mob Movements in Caldwell, Daviess and Carroll Counties—Arrival of Kirtland Camp at Far West.
Trouble at De Witt Begins.
Dryden's Report to the Governor.
Doniphan's Report to Atchison.
The Prophet's Comment.
Atchison's Report to the Governor.
Marching Orders to the Militia.
Movements of the Militia.
Excerpts of Atchison's Letter of the Governor.
Petition of the Saints of De Witt to Governor Boggs.
General Park's Report to Governor Boggs.
Agreement to Buy Out the Mob.
Extract of a Letter from General Atchison to Governor Boggs.
Mob Activities Shifter to De Witt.
Arrival of Kirtland Camp at Far West.
The Organization and Journey of Kirtland Camp.
Meeting of the Seventies.
The Report of the Presidents.
To Move in a Body Not Thought Practicable.
The Subject Discussed.
Foster's Vision.
"God Wills It."
Meeting of the 13th of March.
Presidents pro tem appointed.
Power of Nominating Officers Vested in First Council.
The Constitution.
The Movement Commended.
Hyrum Smith on Previous Movements.
Hyrum Smith Commends the Seventies.
Advantage of a Large Company.
Caution as to the Word of Wisdom.
Practical Steps.
Views of Oliver Granger et al.
Admonitions.
Sundry Meetings and the Object of Them.
Difficulties Encountered.
Assembling of the Camp.
Solemn Reflections.
The Start.
Number in Camp.
Sorrow at Parting.
First Experiences.
A Renewal of Covenants.
Additional Camp Regulations.
The First Deserter.
The First Death.
Nature of the Country Traversed.
Difficulties by the Way.
Descriptions of Country.
Sorrow for the "Deluded" Saints.
Preparations for the Sabbath.
Public Worship.
Some Left by the Way Rejoined the Camp.
Prominent Elders Arrested.
On the Headwaters of the Sciota and Sandusky.
Instructions to Overseers.
Reproofs Administered.
The Council Relieved of Guard Duty.
Threats of Arrest Made.
A Case of Healing.
Scarcity of Food.
A Day of Rest.
Camp at the Farm of the Governor of Ohio.
Camp Labors.
Admonitions.
Through Springfield.
Astonishment Created by the Camp.
Abram Bond Disfellowshiped.
John E. Page's Company.
Prayer for Rain.
Rain.
Some Leave the Camp.
A Reproof.
Elder Page Exhorts the Camp.
Work on the Turnpike.
Renewed Diligence.
An Assistant Council Appointed.
The Journey of Kirtland Camp (Continued).
Preaching of Joseph Young.
An Increase of Interest in the Camp.
Exhortations.
Death of Horses.
A Burial.
More Employment.
Showers.
Charles Thompson Corrected.
Spirit of Union Manifested.
Jonas Putnam Commended.
Expulsion from the Camp.
Further Investigation of Camp Members.
Expulsion from the Camp.
Religious Service.
Births in Camp.
Turnpike Contract Finished.
Arrangements for Renewal of the Journey.
Gathering of the Absent.
Preparation for the Journey.
The Camp Resumes its Journey.
On the Indiana Line.
Camp Enters the State of Indiana.
Course of the Journey.
A Sunday Journey.
Death of Bathsheba Willey.
Warning and Exhortation.
Arrival at Terra Haute.
In Illinois.
Serious Difficulties Considered.
Dissatisfaction in Camp.
Increased Sickness.
Camp Passes Through Springfield.
More Departures from the Camp.
First Tidings from Far West.
A Missouri Storm.
Bad Roads.
Re-organization of the Camp.
Proposition to Disband the Camp.
Proposition Rejected.
Arrival on Grand River.
Expulsion of the Saints From De Witt, Carroll County, Missouri.
Vexatious Persecution of Willard Richards.
Mob Movements at De Witt.
Scattering Fire Brands.
Letter of General Lucas to Governor Boggs.
The Prophet's Comment.
Conference at Far West.
News of Mob Violence from De Witt.
The Prophet's Hopes of Peace Disappointed.
The Prophet Arrives at De Witt.
Continuance of Far West Conference.
John Taylor Sustained as an Apostle.
England.
De Witt.
Communication of Clark to Atchison on Affairs at De Witt.
The Mobs' Appeal to Howard County for Help.
General Clark's Endorsement of the Mob.
The Governor's Answer to the Saints.
House Burning and Robbing.
Mob Leaders Made Commanders of Militia.
Hardships of the Saints.
Proposals for the Departure of the Saints.
A Sad Journey.
Movements of the Mob Upon De Witt—Battle of Crooked River—Exterminating Order of Governor Boggs.
Plan of the Mob to Dispossess of the Saints.
Plans of Doniphan to Protect the Saints.
State of Affairs in England.
Organization for Defense.
Mob Depredations at "Diahman."
Affairs at Millport.
Park's Order to Wight to Disperse the Mob.
Stratagem of the Mob.
Beginning of William Clayton's Ministry.
Vindication of the Prophet's Business course in Kirtland.
A Card.
Crimes of the Mob Charged to the Saints.
Departure of Orson Hyde from Far West.
Return of the Prophet to Far West.
The Saints Flock into Far West.
Inflamatory Letters to the Governor.
The Mail Robbed.
The Course of King and Black.
The Apostasy of Thomas B. Marsh.
Communication of Woods and Dickson to Governor Boggs.
The Prophet's Statement of the Buncombe Affair.
Raid on the Pinkham Residence.
Crooked River Battle.
List of Casualties—Death of Patten and O'Banion.
The Prophet's Reflections on the Death of David W. Patten.
E. M. Ryland's Letter to Messrs. Reese and Williams.
Governor Boggs Order to General John B. Clark.
Letter of Horace Kingsbury and John W. Howden on the Business Integrity of the Prophet and his Agents in Kirtland.
Funeral of David W. Patten.
Governor Boggs' Exterminating Order.
Excitement in Upper Missouri.
The Appeal of Atchison and Lucas to Governor Boggs, Asking his Presence at the "Seat of War."
Mob Movements About Far West—Treachery of Colonel Hinkle—Sorrowful Scenes.
The Prophet's Comments on Governor Boggs.
General Clark.
Doctor Sampson Avard.
Avard's "Danites."
Avard's Manner of Proceeding.
Avard's Instructions to his Captains.
Revolt of Avard's Officers.
Avard's Teachings Rejected.
Avard Excommunicated.
Distinction in Organization Pointed Out.
Gathering of the Mob at Richmond.
Gen. Clark's Movements.
Joseph Young's Narrative of the Massacre at Haun's Mills.
Additional Events of the Massacre.
Atchison Withdraws from "Militia."
Arrival of more Mob Militia.
Preparations for a Battle.
Col. Hinkle's Treachery.
Reinforcement of the Mob.
Betrayal of the Prophet et al.
The Prophet and Companions Sentenced to be Shot.
Robbings by the "Militia."
Excerpt from Governor Boggs' Communication to General Lucas.
Citizens of Far West Disarmed.
High-Handed Procedure of the Mob.
Avard's Treachery.
Report of General S. D. Lucas to Governor Boggs.
Rivalry Among the Militia Generals for Possession of the Prisoners—"Trial" at Richmond.
Rival Efforts for Possession of the Prisoners.
The Prophet's Interview with a Lady.
Arrival of the Prisoners in Independence.
Overwhelming Numbers of Mob Militia.
Severity in the Treatment of Prisoners Modified.
Fifty-sex Additional Prisoners.
General Clark's Harangue to the Brethren.
Progress of Affairs at "Diahman."
The Prophet and his Fellow Prisoners sent to Richmond.
Prisoners not Sufficiently Protected by Guard.
Meeting of the Prophet and Gen. Clark.
The Prisoners Chained.
General Clark Desires to try the Prophet by Court Martial.
General Clark's Report to Governor Boggs.
Hardships Inflicted on the "Diahman" Saints.
Casualties of the Mobbing.
List of the Prisoners.
The Villainy of Avard.
List of Witnesses Against the Saints.
Permit.
Treatment of Witness for the Defense.
Some Prisoners Discharged.
Misconception of the Church Organization.
Ashby's Report of Haun's Mills Massacre.
Prisoners Discharged and Retained.
Legal Advice to Cease Defense.
Mr. Arthur, Esq., to the Representatives from Clay County.
Attested Copy of Mittimus Under Which Joseph Smith Jun., and Others, Were Sent from Judge King to the Jailer of Liberty Prison, in Clay County, Missouri.
In Liberty Prison.
Course of Wm. E. M'Lellin and Burr Riggs.
The Case of the Saints Presented to the Missouri Legislature—The Prophet's Communication to the Saints From Liberty Prison.
Report of Governor Boggs to the Legislature.
Memorial of a Committee to the State Legislature of Missouri in Behalf of the Citizens of Caldwell County.
Minutes of a High Council Held at Far West, Thursday, December 13, 1838.
The Prophet's Letters to the Church.
Case of the "Mormons" Before the Missouri Legislature—Close of the Year 1838.
Varied Reports as to the Intentions of the Saints.
Interview Between David H. Redfield and Governor Boggs.
The Turner Committee Report to the Missouri Legislature.
The Debate on the Petition.
Nature of the Testimony.
Minutes of the High Council at Far West.
Return of Don Carlos Smith and George A. Smith.
Redfield's Report.
Action of Missouri Legislature.
State Appropriation of $2,000.
Course of the Minority in the Legislature.
Course of the State Press.
Preparations for Leaving Missouri—Action of the State Legislature.
Reflections on the Opening Year.
Anson Call Beaten.
Storm in England.
Missouri State Senate Resolutions on Mormon Difficulties.
Other Provisions of the Bill.
Proposition to Help the Poor.
The Prophet's Petition to the Missouri Legislation.
Postscript to the Petition.
Minutes of a Public Meeting at Far West.
Minutes of the Second Meeting at Far West.
List of Names Subscribed to the Foregoing.
Activity of the Committee on Removal.
Investigation Ordered.
Minutes of a Meeting of the Committee on Removal.
The Exiled Saints at Quincy—Proposition to Settle at Commerce.
Minutes of a Conference of the Church held at Quincy.
Application for Assistance.
Persecution of Brigham Young.
Petition to Help the Smith Family from Missouri.
Arrangements for Paying the Debts of the Saints.
The Governor's Order to Return the Arms Belonging to the Saints.
Labors in the Interests of the Poor.
Committee Resolutions.
Action of the Democratic Committee of Quincy.
Determination of the Prisoners to Escape.
Sidney Rigdon's Departure from Prison.
Importunities for the Release of the Prisoners.
Meeting of Elder Israel Barlow and Isaac Galland.
Minutes of the Meeting of the Democratic Association of Quincy.
Report.
Document "A."
Statement of Sidney Rigdon.
Minutes of the Adjourned Meeting of the Democratic Association of Quincy.
Letters to the Prophet—Affairs in England—Petitions.
Edward Partridge's Letter to Joseph Smith, Jun., and Others Confined in Liberty Jail, Missouri.
Letter from Don Carlos Smith to Joseph Smith, Jun., and Others Confined in Liberty Jail, Missouri.
Letter from William Smith to Joseph and Hyrum.
Minutes of a Meeting of the Committee on Removal.
Minutes of the Adjourned Meeting of the Democratic Association of Quincy.
Condition of Affairs in England.
Charges of Elder Halsal Against Elder Willard Richards.
The Cause of Elder Richards' Troubles.
The Petition of the Prophet et al. to Judge Thompkins et al.
Sundry Movements in the interest of the Exiled Saints—The Prophet's Letters from Liberty Prison.
Minutes of the Conference at Quincy, Illinois.
Departure of Mrs. Pratt.
Action of the Committee of Removal.
Letter of the Prophet to Mrs. Norman Bull.
The Mission of Kimball and Turley to Governor Boggs.
The Faulty Mittimus.
The Prophet's Epistle to the Church, Written in Liberty Prison.
Stirring Scenes About Far West—The Epistle of the Prophet and his Fellow Prisoners.
Judge King's Anger.
Plot Against the Prophet's Life.
The Truth of a Revelation Questioned.
Turley's Defense of the Prophet.
Colloquy Between Turley and John Whitmer.
Land Sales and the Clothing of Prisoners.
The Prisoners Hurried into Daviess County.
Peremptory Orders Considered.
Action of the Committee.
Arrival of Stephen Markham in Gallatin.
Judge Morin Favors the Prophet's Escape.
The Examination of Prisoners.
Letter of Sidney Rigdon to the Prophet, Rigdon's Plan for the Impeachment of Missouri.
Letter of Alanson Ripley to the Prophet.
Letter of Don Carlos Smith to His Brother, Hyrum Smith.
Letter of Agnes Smith to Hyrum and Joseph Smith.
Attempt upon the Life of Stephen Markham.
A "True Bill" Found Against the Prisoners.
Meeting of the Committee on Removal.
Sale of Jackson County Lands.
Vision of the Prophet for Markham's Safety.
Escape of Markham.
Jacob Stolling's Communication to the Prophet.
The Prophet's Comments.
Isaac Galland's Communications to the Quincy Argus.
Letters of Robert Lucas, Governor of the Territory of Iowa, Respecting the Manner in which the Saints Might Hope to be Received and Treated in Iowa.
Activity of the Committee on Removal.
The Prophet and Fellow Prisoners Start for Boone County.
Letter of Elias Higbee to Joseph Smith, Junior, and Fellow Prisoners.
The Prophet's Reason for Escaping from the Officers of the Law.
Elder Kimball's Warning to the Committee.
Attack on Theodore Turley.
The Mob's Assault on Elder Kimball.
The Mob Loots Far West.
The Loss of Records, Accounts, etc.
Flight of the Saints via Missouri River.
Assistance for the Poor.
Narrative of Amanda Smith Respecting the Massacre at Haun's Mills.
The Prophet's Account of His Experiences in Missouri—Fulfillment of a Prophetic Revelation—Complete Exodus of the Saints From Missouri.
The Prophet and Companions Continue their Flight.
The Leading Characters in the Persecution of the Saints.
Part of Governor Boggs in the Persecutions.
Treatment of the Prophet by the Missouri Mob.
Calm Assurance of the Prophet Respecting his own Safety.
Deportment of the Saints.
Sure Reward of the Faithful Saints.
The Saints not to Marvel at Persecution.
The Crime of Missouri to be Viewed in the Light of the Civilized Age in which it was Committed.
The Appeal of the Prophet to the People of the United States.
Pursuit of Elder Markham.
Letters of Governor Lucas of Iowa to Elder Rigdon.
Letter of Governor Lucas to President Martin Van Buren Respecting the Latter-day Saints.
Letter of Governor Lucas to the Governor of Ohio Introducing President Rigdon.
Letter of W. W. Phelps to John P. Greene.
Parley P. Pratt et al. Before the Grand Jury at Richmond.
The Twelve en route for Far West.
Minutes of Council Meeting Held at Quincy, Illinois.
Seeking a New Location.
Minutes of the Meeting of the Twelve Apostles at Far West, April 26, 1839.
The Revelation of April 8, 1838, Fulfilled.
Settlement in Commerce, Illinois.
Seeking a New Location.
Elder Taylor's Warning to the People of Quincy Against Impostors.
Land Purchases.
The English Saints Warned Against Isaac Russell.
Isaac Russell's Letter to the Saints in England.
Russell's Efforts Counteracted
Minutes of a General Conference of the Church Held near Quincy, Illinois, May 4th, 5th, and 6th, 1839.
Certificate of Appointment.
Minutes of the 5th.
Minutes of the 6th.
John P. Greene's Letter of Appointment.
Letter of Recommendation to Elder John P. Greene from Certain Citizens of Quincy.
Sidney Rigdon's Letter of Introduction to the President of the United States.
The Prophet Settles at Commerce.
Sidney Rigdon's General Letter of Introduction.
Letter of Recommendation to Oliver Granger from the First Presidency.
Letter of R. B. Thompson to the First Presidency Complaining of the Conduct of Lyman Wight.
Letter of Elder Parley P. Pratt to Judge Austin A. King.
Letter of the First Presidency to the Quincy Whig Disclaiming the Attitude of Lyman Wight.
Adventures of the Prisoners Remaining in Missouri—The Prophet's Narrative of Personal Experiences in Missouri.
Rabbi Landau's Letter to His Son.
The Prophet's Letter to W. W. Phelps.
Indictment of Parley P. Pratt et al.
An Adventure by the Way.
The Prophet's Letter to E. W. Harris.
Letter of the Prophet and Emma Smith to Judge Cleveland.
The Prophet's Letter to Bishop Whitney, Asking Him to Settle at Commerce.
The Twelve to go to England.
Cruel Treatment of Parley P. Pratt and Companions.
Answer of the First Presidency to R. B. Thompson on the Lyman Wight Affair.
Case of William Smith.
Parley P. Pratt and Fellow Prisoners Arrive at Columbia.
The Prophet and Vinson Knight's Letter to Mark Bigler.
The Prophet's Letter to Lyman Wight, on the Matter of R. B. Thompson's Complaint.
Letter of Appointment to Stephen Markham.
Parley P. Pratt et al. Seek a Trial.
The Prophet's Narration of his Personal Experiences in Missouri, 1838-9, which he calls "A Bill of Damages Against the State of Missouri on Account of the Suffering and Losses Sustained Therein."
Hyrum Smith's Statement of Sufferings and Damages Sustained in Missouri, and in Being Driven Therefrom.
Commerce—The Prophet's History—Doctrinal Development.
First House built by the Saints at Commerce.
Letter of Edward Partridge to the Prophet.
Excitement at Columbia Prison, Mo.
Visit of the Prophet with William Smith.
Visit with Don Carlos Smith.
Ministry of the Prophet.
Purchase of Lands in Iowa.
Return of the Prophet to Commerce.
The Prophet's Answer to Jacob Stollings.
Restoration of Orson Hyde.
The Prophet's Instructions on Various Doctrines.
The Prophet's Ministry in the Vicinity of Commerce—Address to the Twelve.
The Prophet Testifies to the Book of Mormon.
The Missouri Prisoners.
Founding of Zarahemla.
The Prophet with the Twelve and Seventy.
The Prophet's Address to the Twelve.
Mercy and Forgiveness.
Humility and Brotherhood of the Twelve.
Avard's Vain Glory.
Be Honest, Sober, Vigilant.
Beware of Treason.
The Sign of Apostasy.
The Prophet on Priesthood.
Adam and the Presidency of the Priesthood.
Eternity of the Priesthood.
Adam's Place in the Order of Worthies.
The Spirit of Man Eternal.
The Nature of the Priesthood.
The Restoration of the Priesthood.
Adam in the Valley of Adam-ondi-Ahman.
Labors of the Patriarchs and Moses.
Angels to have Part in the Work.
The Kingdom of Heaven.
Future Deliverance of the Saints.
Importance of Revelation.
A Vision and Prophecy.
The Mission of Elijah.
Blessings for the Saints in Stakes of Zion.
Haste to Build up Zion.
Peace in Zion and Her Stakes.
The Prophet's Vision of Judgement.
Vision.
Angels.
Powers of the Devil.
The Gift of Tongues.
Baptism of Isaac Galland—Epistle of the Twelve to the Church.
Baptism of Isaac Galland.
Epistle of the Twelve to the Elders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, to the Churches Scattered Abroad and to all the Saints.
The Escape of Parley P. Pratt and his Fellow Prisoners from Missouri—The Close of an Epoch.
Parley P. Pratt's Account of His Escape from Missouri.
Appendix to Volume III.
Affidavits of Hyrum Smith et al. on affairs in Missouri, 1831-39; Officially subscribed to before the municipal court of Nauvoo the first day of July, 1843.
Explanatory Note.
The Testimony of Hyrum Smith.
Testimony of Parley P. Pratt.
Testimony of George W. Pitkin.
Testimony of Brigham Young.
Testimony of Lyman Wight.
Testimony of Sidney Rigdon.