History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Volume 3

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

Questions,—answers to, [9].

Quincy, Adams county, Illinois,—Church Conference held at, [260], [283]; meeting of Democratic association at, [263], [267]-[271], [275]; Church Council meeting at, [335]; conference of Church at, [344], [348].

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Raglin, Mr.,—the Prophet tried at the house of, [72-3].

Redfield, Elder David H.,—presents Saints' petition to Missouri Legislature, [234-5]; proceedings of approved, [242] and note.

Redfield, Harlow,—accusations against and vindication of, [287] and note.

Redfield, Elder Harvey,—views of on Kirtland camp, [96].

Redman, Mr.,—member of Missouri Legislature, favors investigation of Mormon troubles, [239].

Revelations,—to David W. Patten, April [17], 1838, [23]; to Brigham Young, April [17], 1838 [23]; to Joseph Smith and Sidney Rigdon, making known the will of the Lord concerning the work at Far West, and making known the official name of the Church, April [26], 1838, [23], [24] and note; of three, missing [44] and note; on Tithing, July [8], 1838, [44]; to William Marks et al, July [6], 1838, [45]; to the Twelve, [46]; to W. W. Phelps not before published, note [46].

Richards, Willard,—made counselor in British presidency of the Church, [20]; arraigned before Mayor's court, Preston, England, [149]; complaints in England against, [276-7].