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Subject Index to the Joseph Smith Papers

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Facsimiles, Book of Abraham

  • Facsimile 2, Explanation of Facsimile of Papyrus Drawing, Early 1842. This is a drawing showing missing sections.

First Vision

  • 1832 First Vision Account
  • 1835 First Vision Account (9–11 November 1835)
  • Oliver Cowdery’s 1834 letter to W.W. Phelps describing events leading up to the First Vision
  • Oliver Cowdery’s 1835 subsequent letter to Phelps, in which he corrects Joseph’s age from 14 to 17 and describes Moroni’s visit instead of the First Vision
  • History, circa June 1839–circa 1841 [Draft 2]
  • History, circa 1841, draft [Draft 3]
  • History, circa 1841, fair copy
  • “Church History,” 1 March 1842
  • Daniel Rupp Account – “Latter Day Saints,” 1844
  • Orson Pratt Account – Orson Pratt, A[n] Interesting Account of Several Remarkable Visions, 1840
  • Orson Hyde Account – A cry from the desert, 1842, extract (German)
  • Levi Richards Account – Levi Richards, Journal, 11 June 1843, extract
  • David Nye Account – Interview, 21 August 1843, extract
  • “Alexander Neibaur Account – Alexander Neibaur, Journal, 24 May 1844, extract

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