Delusion and renunciation by Ezra Booth on Mormonism
Ezra Booth recounts his 1831 journey to the western Missouri frontier, denounces Mormonism as a delusion, and details his break with Smith Rigdon and Cowdery. He reflects on visions, prophecies, and the lure of the church, blaming deliberate deception while seeking forgiveness for leading others astray.
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Methodist Society
Smith & Co
Missouri
Promised Land
New Jerusalem
Parnesville
The
Ohio Star
Nelson
Portage County
Irappy
God
Nour
Messrs
Smith
Rigdon
Tvo
Church
Mr. Rigdon
Grast
Fowler
Fall of Warsaw sparks British cries for Poland aid
Paris editor laments Warsaw's capitulation after two days of battle. He denounces Russian tyranny and British political timidity, urges a Baltic expedition and Black Sea squadron, and praises Lafayette and Polish resistance while warning that liberty across Europe depends on action, not talk.
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Paris
Warsaw
Michael
Constantine
Russia
Modlin
Mudlin
England
France
Ts ¢and
Europe
Poland
Nero
Roy le
Nicholas
Berlin
Vienna
Magus
Spain
Portugal
Rome
Naples
Palace of St. James
Lord Grey
Warsasy
Lord Brougham
World
Baltic
Black Sea
Lord Althorp
Lord Russell
St. James
Willia Teth
Louis Philip
Belwium
Faroe
Lina Nature
Lyons
Wien
Great Britain
Moniteur
Strasburg
Jeanner
Tours
Philip
Mrtyry
London
Yu Prissinty Russie Ata
Polland
Ural
Podlachia
Puskewitech
Cosccasion
Kingland
America
Lafayette
M. Horace Sebastiani
Volhynia
Novogerod
Bank and East India
Friends of Freedom
Litbavia
Hungary
Prussia
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Ezra Boottil
Perier
Tote
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