From Kirtland to Salt Lake City
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After journeying for several hundred miles up the Platte, we at length met two messengers from the pioneers tinder President Young, from Salt Lake valley. These were O. P. Rockwell and E. T. Benson, who had been sent out to find us and report our progress and circumstances. Having visited all the camps, they returned to the valley, or rather to where they met the President and pioneers on their way back to Winter Quarters on the Missouri. I accom- panied them back nearly one day's ride on the w...ay, and then bade them God speed and returned to my own camp. Soon after this our fifty met the President and company of pioneers and camped with them one day. " FROM KIRTLAND TO SALT LAKE CITY. 135 Having given Parley P. Pratt's outlining of a part of the journey, we will go back and fill it up with other interesting items, many of them from Miss E. R. Snow's journal.
On the 23rd the companies traveled two wagons abreast. That night four organizations of hundreds, respectively, under the command of captains John Tay- lor, P.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After journeying for several hundred miles up the Platte, we at length met two messengers from the pioneers tinder President Young, from Salt Lake valley. These were O. P. Rockwell and E. T. Benson, who had been sent out to find us and report our progress and circumstances. Having visited all the camps, they returned to the valley, or rather to where they met the President and pioneers on their way back to Winter Quarters on the Missouri. I accom- panied them back nearly one day's ride on the w...ay, and then bade them God speed and returned to my own camp. Soon after this our fifty met the President and company of pioneers and camped with them one day. " FROM KIRTLAND TO SALT LAKE CITY. 135 Having given Parley P. Pratt's outlining of a part of the journey, we will go back and fill it up with other interesting items, many of them from Miss E. R. Snow's journal.
On the 23rd the companies traveled two wagons abreast. That night four organizations of hundreds, respectively, under the command of captains John Tay- lor, P.
What to read after From Kirtland to Salt Lake City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James a James Amasa Little to read onlineMoreLess
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