History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Volume 6

by Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; B. H. Roberts; Jr. Joseph Smith

Miller, Bishop George, returns from mission, [61].

Mormonism, publications pro-et-con. for 1843, [154].

Mormons, improvements of, [195]-[196].

Misrepresentations, corrected, [67].

Missouri, peace proposals to, [218]-[220]; "Friendly Hint" to, [245]-[247].

Mittimus, false, [569]; second remanding Smith Brothers to prison, [597].

Memorial to U.S. Congress, [84], et seq; action of meeting on, [88]; officially signed by Mayor and city council, [116]; of the city council to Congress, [125]-[132]; origin of Joseph Smith's Western Memorial, [270]; memorial to Congress, Joseph Smith's, [275]; before House of Representative, [282] (note); Joseph Smith's to President John Tyler, [281]-[282].

Meetings, public, at Nauvoo, [101]; at Nauvoo—appeal to government on local affairs, [107]; at Nauvoo—aggressions of Missouri, [111]-[113]; mass, at Warsaw, [462]-[466]; public at Nauvoo—to correct false reports, [483].

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Nauvoo, prosperity of, [9]; special session of city council of, [234]-[236]; status of, 1844, [265]-[267], destructive wind at, [267]; status of at close of 1843, [377]-[378]; declaration of martial law in, [497].