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  Chapter 1: Introduction (pages 1-5)   Chapter 2: 1806-1828 Early life of Joseph Smith (pages 6-22)   Chapter 3: 1828-1829 Translation, Aaronic priesthood (pages 23-40)   Chapter 4: 1829 Witnesses to the Book of Mormon (pages 41-58)   Chapter 5: 1829 Comments on priesthood ordination (pages 59-66)   Chapter 6: 1830 Organization of the Church (pages 67-93)   Chapter 7: 1830 Persecutions (pages 94-127)   Chapter 8: 1830 Missionaries sent to the West (pages 128-155)   Chapter 9: 1830-1831 Move to Kirtland (pages 156-200)   Chapter 10: 1831-1832 Journey to the Land of Zion (pages 201-257)   Chapter 11: 1832-1833 Church organization (pages 258-288)   Chapter 12: 1833 Persecution in Missouri (pages 289-367)   Chapter 13: 1833 Missionary work (pages 368-388)   Chapter 14: 1833 Missouri troubles (pages 389-398)   Chapter 15: 1834 Appeal to President Jackson (pages 399-423)   Chapter 16: 1834 Organization of High Council (pages 424-457)   Chapter 17: 1834 Zion's Camp (pages 458-487)   Chapter 18: 1834 Activities in Missouri (pages 488-517)   Chapter 19: 1834 Activities in Kirtland (pages 518-530)   Chapter 20: 1834 High Council in Missouri (pages 531-536)   Chapter 21: 1835 Choosing of Twelve and Seventy (pages 537-571)   Chapter 22: 1835 Acceptance of Doctrine and Covenants (pages 572-582)   Chapter 23: 1835 Various historical items (pages 583-628)   Chapter 24: Biographical - First Presidency (pages 629-642)   Chapter 25: Biographical - Twelve (pages 643-659)   Chapter 26: Biographical - Bishopric (pages 660-666)
  Chapter 1: 1836 Events in Kirtland (pages 1-32)   Chapter 2: 1836 Dedication of Kirtland Temple (pages 33-50)   Chapter 3: 1835-1836 Troubles in Missouri (pages 51-79)   Chapter 4: 1836 Mission activities (pages 80-88)   Chapter 5: 1837 Kirtland Bank problems (pages 89-97)   Chapter 6: 1837 Various church activities (pages 98-110)   Chapter 7: 1837 Church at Far West (pages 111-120)   Chapter 8: 1837-1838 Missionary work in England (pages 121-135)   Chapter 9: 1838 Troubles at Far West (pages 136-177)   Chapter 10: 1838 Seventies move to Far West (pages 178-184)   Chapter 11: 1838 Mob action against the Saints (pages 185-208)   Chapter 12: 1838 Saints ordered to leave Missouri (pages 209-223)   Chapter 13: 1838 Haun's Mill Massacre (pages 224-254)   Chapter 14: 1838 Joseph and others imprisoned (pages 255-284)   Chapter 15: 1838-1839 Liberty Jail (pages 285-309)   Chapter 16: 1839 Escape from Missouri to Illinois (pages 310-335)   Chapter 17: 1838-1839 Accounts of persecution (pages 336-351)   Chapter 18: 1839 Various events in the church (pages 352-375)   Chapter 19: 1839-1840 Appeals in Washington (pages 376-422)   Chapter 20: 1839-1840 Affidavits concerning Missouri (pages 423-445)   Chapter 21: 1840 Events in Nauvoo (pages 446-481)   Chapter 22: 1837-1840 Missions of the Twelve (pages 482-501)   Chapter 23: 1841 Events in Nauvoo (pages 501-531)   Chapter 24: 1841 Nauvoo Temple (pages 532-567)   Chapter 25: 1842 Conditions in Nauvoo (pages 568-583)   Chapter 26: 1842 John C. Bennett and Marriage Law (pages 584-598)   Chapter 27: 1842 Political situation (pages 599-606)   Chapter 28: 1842 Joseph Smith arrested (pages 607-637)   Chapter 29: 1843 Activities in Nauvoo (pages 638-655)   Chapter 30: 1843 Joseph Smith arrested again (pages 656-707)   Chapter 31: 1843-1844 Bid for Presidential nomination (pages 708-728)   Chapter 32: 1844 Polygamy accusations opposed (pages 729-740)   Chapter 33: 1844 Joseph and Hyrum slain (pages 741-775)   Chapter 34: Biographical - Hyrum Smith, Wm. Law (pages 776-777)   Chapter 35: Biographical - Taylor, Page, Woodruff, et.al. (pages 778-791)   Chapter 36: Biographical - Bishop George Miller (pages 792-794)
  Chapter 1: Rigdon and Young's claims to authority (pages 1-28)   Chapter 2: William Smith, Wight, Strang, et. al. (pages 29-91)   Chapter 3: Society Islands (pages 92-109)   Chapter 4: Twelve assume control (pages 110-121)   Chapter 5: 1845 Events in Nauvoo (pages 122-132)   Chapter 6: 1844-1845 Persecution increases (pages 133-158)   Chapter 7: 1846 Exodus from Nauvoo (pages 159-179)   Chapter 8: 1846-1849 Brannan's expedition (pages 180-194)   Chapter 9: 1844-1852 Factions, Reorganization begins (pages 195-213)   Chapter 10: 1853-1857 Conferences and revelations (pages 214-234)   Chapter 11: 1858-1859 Reorganization continues (pages 235-241)   Chapter 12: 1860 Conference at Amboy, Joseph III ordained (pages 242-273)   Chapter 13: 1860 Special conference (pages 274-281)   Chapter 14: 1861 Mission activities (pages 282-301)   Chapter 15: 1862 Conference events (pages 302-314)   Chapter 16: 1863 News from Europe (pages 315-335)   Chapter 17: 1864 Various resolutions (pages 336-344)   Chapter 18: Various factions, Utah church (pages 345-368)   Chapter 19: 1863-1864 Mission to Utah (pages 369-379)   Chapter 20: 1862-1863 Mission in England (pages 380-396)   Chapter 21: 1864 (pages 397-406)   Chapter 22: 1865 (pages 407-425)   Chapter 23: 1866 (pages 426-459)   Chapter 24: 1867 (pages 460-477)   Chapter 25: 1867 continued (pages 478-488)   Chapter 26: 1868 (pages 489-498)   Chapter 27: 1868 continued (pages 499-514)   Chapter 28: 1869 (pages 515-530)   Chapter 29: 1869 continued (pages 531-560)   Chapter 30: 1870 (pages 561-589)   Chapter 31: 1870 continued (pages 590-604)   Chapter 32: 1871 (pages 605-621)   Chapter 33: 1871 continued (pages 622-645)   Chapter 34: 1871-1872 (pages 646-686)   Chapter 35: 1872 (pages 687-702)   Chapter 36: 1872 continued (pages 703-720)   Chapter 37: Biographical - Wm. Marks, Wm. Blair (pages 721-731)   Chapter 38: Biographical - Deam, J. Briggs, Gurley, et.al. (pages 732-752)   Chapter 39: Biographical (pages 753-775)   Chapter 40: Biographical: I.L. Rogers, Lucy Smith (pages 776-786)
  Chapter 1: 1873 Missionary activity (pages 1-17)   Chapter 2: 1873 Various Church activities (pages 18-37)   Chapter 3: 1873-1874 Missionaries in South Seas (pages 38-55)   Chapter 4: 1874 (pages 56-70)   Chapter 5: 1874 continued (pages 71-89)   Chapter 6: 1875 (pages 90-106)   Chapter 7: 1875 continued (pages 107-121)   Chapter 8: 1876 (pages 122-139)   Chapter 9: 1876 continued (140-151)   Chapter 10: 1876 Joseph Smith III trip to the West (pages 152-164)   Chapter 11: 1877 (pages 165-178)   Chapter 12: 1877 continued (pages 179-204)   Chapter 13: 1878 (pages 205-231)   Chapter 14: 1878 continued (pages 232-247)   Chapter 15: 1879 (pages 248-273)   Chapter 16: 1879 continued (pages 274-294)   Chapter 17: 1880 Kirtland Temple Suit (pages 295-314)   Chapter 18: 1880 continued (pages 315-329)   Chapter 19: 1881 (pages 330-362)   Chapter 20: 1881 continued (pages 363-375)   Chapter 21: 1882 (pages 376-396)   Chapter 22: 1882 continued (pages 397-407)   Chapter 23: 1883 (pages 408-426)   Chapter 24: 1883 continued (pages 427-435)   Chapter 25: 1884 (pages 436-454)   Chapter 26: 1884 continued (pages 455-468)   Chapter 27: 1885 (pages 469-485)   Chapter 28: 1885 continued (pages 486-510)   Chapter 29: 1886 (pages 511-545)   Chapter 30: 1886 continued (pages 546-553)   Chapter 31: 1887 (pages 554-574)   Chapter 32: 1887 continued (pages 575-582)   Chapter 33: 1888 (pages 583-604)   Chapter 34: 1888 continued (pages 605-615)   Chapter 35: 1889 (pages 616-628)   Chapter 36: 1889 continued (pages 629-639)   Chapter 37: 1890 (pages 640-656)   Chapter 38: 1890 continued (pages 657-669)   Chapter 39: Biographical - David H. & Alexander Smith (pages 670-677)   Chapter 40: Biographical - W.H. Kelley, Z. Gurley, et.al. (pages 678-704)   Chapter 41: Biographical - Heman Smith, Joseph Luff, et.al. (pages 705-722)   Chapter 42: Biographical - G.A. Blakeslee, E.L. Kelley (pages 723-732)
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Source: Church History Vol. 4 Chapter 26 Page: 455 (~1885)

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455 CHAPTER 26.

1884.

A mission conference was held at Manchester, England, June 1 to 3, of which Elder Thomas Taylor wrote:

You will be pleased to learn that the work in this mission is moving along very satisfactorily. We held our mission conference, on Saturday, Sunday and Monday last, June 1, 2 and 3, at Manchester, had an excellent time; good attendance, and oneness of feeling to the one great end, the interest and progress of the work of God.

July 6 there was a church dedicated at Independence, Missouri. President Joseph Smith was present, assisting the local authorities. This was not the large stone church standing near the Temple Lot, but a brick building in the east part of the city.

The committee appointed at the annual conference to compare

(page 455)
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