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Joseph Smith's early work as a farmhand
What contemporary witnesses are there to the work ethic of the Smiths?
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- What contemporary witnesses are there to the work ethic of the Smiths?
- Orlando Saunders
- John Stafford
- Joseph Knight
- Josiah Stowell
- 1819 trial
To see citations to the critical sources for these claims, click here
Notes