Mormonism And the Mormons a Historical View of the Rise And Progress of the Se
Mormonism And the Mormons a Historical View of the Rise And Progress of the Se
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" A still greater performance was had on the occasion of laying the corner-stones of the new temple. One of the gentlemen appointed to 186 MORMONISM AND THE MORMONS.
assist in drawing up the proclamation to " the kings of the world and the president elect, " thus commences his description of the parade " that I could paint the scenes, Which on my heart are sketched. " After some preliminary flourishes, he pro- ceeds " At eight o'clock, A. M. , Major General Bennett left his quarters to organize... and pre- pare the legion for the duties of the day, which consisted of about fourteen companies, several in uniform, besides several companies from Iowa, and other parts of the country, which joined them on the occasion.
"At half-past nine Lieut. General Smith was informed that the legion was organized and ready for review, and immediately, accompa- nied by his staff, consisting of four aids-de- camp, and twelve guards, nearly all in splendid uniforms, took his march to the parade ground. On their approach they were met by the band, beautifully equipped, who received them with a flourish of trumpets and a regular salute, and then struck up a lively air, marching in front to the stand of the lieut.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A still greater performance was had on the occasion of laying the corner-stones of the new temple. One of the gentlemen appointed to 186 MORMONISM AND THE MORMONS.
assist in drawing up the proclamation to " the kings of the world and the president elect, " thus commences his description of the parade " that I could paint the scenes, Which on my heart are sketched. " After some preliminary flourishes, he pro- ceeds " At eight o'clock, A. M. , Major General Bennett left his quarters to organize... and pre- pare the legion for the duties of the day, which consisted of about fourteen companies, several in uniform, besides several companies from Iowa, and other parts of the country, which joined them on the occasion.
"At half-past nine Lieut. General Smith was informed that the legion was organized and ready for review, and immediately, accompa- nied by his staff, consisting of four aids-de- camp, and twelve guards, nearly all in splendid uniforms, took his march to the parade ground. On their approach they were met by the band, beautifully equipped, who received them with a flourish of trumpets and a regular salute, and then struck up a lively air, marching in front to the stand of the lieut.
What to read after Mormonism And the Mormons a Historical View of the Rise And Progress of the Se?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel P Daniel Parish Kidder to read onlineMoreLess
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