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Entry 4778. The Kirtland, Ohio, monthly that succeeded TheEvening and the Morning Star as the LDS Church's officialorgan. From the Brigham Young University collection.

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LABORS IN THE VINEYARD

4694. Labors in the vineyard. Twelfth book of the faith-promot-ing series. Designed for the instruction and encouragement ofyoung Latter-day Saints. Salt Lake City, The JuvenileInstructor Office, 1884.

viii, [9]–96p. 19cm. (Faith-promoting series)Contents: C. V. Spencer. My experience in England.

William Budge. My Swiss mission. Llewellyn Harris.The faith of the Zunis. Harrison Burgess. Sketch of awell-spent life. Amasa Potter. The Lord’s blessings.

CLU, DLC, ICN, NjP, NN, UHi, ULA, UPB, USl,USlC, UU, WHi

4695. Lacon [pseud.] The devil in America: a dramaticsatire. Spirit-rapping—Mormonism; woman’s rights conventionsand speeches; abolitionism; Harper’s Ferry raid and black repub-licanism; defeat of Satan, and final triumph of the gospel. ByLacon. Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1860.

1p.l., 225p. 19cm.Another edition: Mobile, J. K. Randall, 1867 NjP,

USlC.Satire entitled Demon of Mormonism, p. 80–85.DLC, UPB

4696. Ladd, Horatio Oliver. History of the war withMexico. New York, Dodd, Mead and Company, publish-ers, [1883].

4, [v]–xii, [13]–328p. 19cm. 3 fold. plates, fold.map. (Minor wars of the United States)

Title in black and red.Another edition: [1911] CU-B.References to Mormon Battalion, p. 99, 117,

121–22.DLC, NN, UPB, USlC

4698. Ladies Anti-Polygamy Society of Utah. SaltLake City, Utah, February 1880 . . . the . . . society hasaddressed a circular letter to the members of the House ofRepresentatives, asking the expulsion of Delegate Cannon. . . .[Salt Lake City, 1880?].

[2]l. 16cm.NN

4702. Laing, Samuel. Modern science and modern thought.Containing a supplemental chapter on Gladstone’s “Dawn ofcreation” and “Proem of Genesis,” and on Drummond’s“Natural law in the spiritual world.” London, Chapmanand Hall, 1893.

xii, 382p. 23cm. illus.Other editions: 1896 DLC; 1898 CaBVaU, USlC;

1901 MB; 1902 UPB; 1903 ICJ, MiU; 1915 ICJ; 1921NN.

“Strange that with all the intellectual attempts tofound a new sect, the only one that has met with muchsuccess is one based on the most gross and vulgarimposture—Mormonism,” p. 232–33.

OClW, PHi, TxU, UPB, USlC

4703. Lamb, Charles W. An exposition of Mormonism, anda defence of truth, being a refutation of the report that the Bookof Mormon originated in Solomon Spaulding’s “Manuscriptfound.” Followed by some evidence as to its real origin and thebelief of the true Latter-day Saints. Grinnell, Iowa, 1878.

[46]p. 17cm.MoInRC, NN

4704. ———. Mormonism. To a leading Brighamite Mormonin Utah. [Logan, Iowa, Democrat Steam Print., 1888].

[4]p. 15cm.Caption title.Signed: Magnolia.RLDS poetry.MH

4705. Lamb, Martin Thomas. Book of Mormon: Is it fromGod? Lectures delivered in the First Baptist Church, Salt LakeCity, Utah, by Rev. M. T. Lamb, and published by request ofHis Excellency, Governor Murray, and others. [Salt LakeCity], Printed for the author by the Salt Lake HeraldJob Department, 1885.

2p.l., [5]–125p. 17cm.CSmH, CtY, CU-B, ICHi, ICN, ICU, IWW, MH,

MoInRC, NjP, NN, PCC, PU, UHi, ULA, UPB, USl,USlC, WHi

4706. ———. The golden Bible; or, The Book of Mormon. Isit from God? By Rev. M. T. Lamb. New York, Published byWard & Drummond, 1886.

xiv, 344p. 19cm. illus., facsims.Enlarged edition of entry 4705.CSmH, CtY, DLC, ICN, IWW, MH, MoInRC,

NjPT, NN, UHi, UPB, USlC, UU

4707. ———. (same) New York, Published by Ward &Drummond, 1887.

xiv, 344p. 19cm. illus., facsims.In pink printed wrappers.CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, ICN, MH, MoInRC,

NjP, UHi, ULA, UPB, USl, USlC, UU, WHi

4708. ———. The Mormons and their Bible, by Rev. M. T.Lamb. Philadelphia, The Griffith and Rowland Press,1901.

4p.l., 9–152p. 20cm. illus., 4 ports.CSmH, DLC, MoInRC, NjPT, NN, PCC, UHi

4709. ———. (same) Philadelphia, The Judson Press,c1901.

152p. 20cm. illus., ports. (Social service series)Published by the American Baptist Republican

Society.ICN

4710. ———. (same) Philadelphia, The Judson Press,[1903].

4p.l., [9]–152p. 20cm. illus.UHi, UPB, USlC

4711. ———. (same) Philadelphia, The Griffith &Rowland Press, [1903].

4p.l., [9]–152p. 20cm. plates, ports.In brown printed wrappers.USlC, UPB

4711a. Lambach. The sililoquy [sic] of Brigham. [n.p.,188–?].

Broadside. 22 x 15cm.A poem ridiculing Brigham Young and polygamy.

Signed merely Lambach.USlC

4711b. Lambert de Sainte-Croix, Alexander. De Paris aSan Francisco. Notes de voyage. Paris, Calmann Lévy, édi-teur, 1885.

2p.l., [i]–iii, 319, [1]p. 19cm. illus., fold. map.In gray printed wrappers.Title in English: From Paris to San Francisco.Another edition: 2nd ed. DLC, MoU, MsU, NN.Mormons mentioned, p. 137–39.ICU, UPB, USlC

4712. Lambert, George Cannon. Gems of reminiscence.Seveteenth [sic] book of the faith promoting series. Designed forthe instruction and encouragement of young Latter-day Saints.Salt Lake City, Compiled and Published by George C.Lambert, 1915.

7p.l., 15–192p. 18cm. (Faith-promoting series)Reminiscences of James S. Brown, William J.

Parkin, E. R. S. Schnelle, B. F. Cummings, Chauncey W.West, James Lawson, Wilford Woodruff, Heber J.

Grant, Anson Call, J. M. Brown, T. R. Gledhill, CharlesLambert, and others.

CSmH, CtY, CU-B, NjP, NN, UHi, UPB, USlC,UU, WHi

4713. ———. Precious memories. Sixteenth book of the faithpromoting series. Designed for the instruction and encouragementof young Latter-day Saints. Salt Lake City, Compiled andPublished by George C. Lambert, 1914.

3p.l., [7]–96p. 17cm. (Faith-promoting series)CSmH, CtY, ICN, InU, NjP, NN, UHi, UPB,

USlC, UU

4714. ———. Treasures in heaven. Fifteenth book of thefaith promoting series. Designed for instruction and encourage-ment of young Latter-day Saints. Salt Lake City, Compiledand Published by Geo. C. Lambert, 1914.

vi, [7]–96p. 18cm. illus., ports. (Faith-promotingseries)

CtY, InU, NjP, NN, UHi, UPB, USl, USlC, UU,WHi

4715. Lambert, Joseph R. The nature of man. Is he pos-sessed of immortality? By Elder J. R. Lambert. Lamoni,Iowa, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of LatterDay Saints, [189–].

22p. 20cm.Caption title.At head of title: No. 1.MoInRC, UHi

4716. ———. (same) Lamoni, Iowa, Herald PublishingHouse, [189–].

12p. 23cm. (Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ.Tracts. No. 1)

IWW, MoInRC, NN

4717. ———. (same) Lamoni, Iowa, Published by theReorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter DaySaints, [ca. 1910].

22p. 18cm. (No. 1186)UPB, USlC

4718. ———. Objections to the Book of Mormon and thebook of Doctrine and Covenants answered and refuted, by ElderJ. R. Lambert. Published by the Reorganized Church of JesusChrist of Latter Day Saints. Lamoni, Iowa, HeraldPublishing House, 1894.

v, [3]–120p. 17cm.In brown printed wrapper.Followed by a catalogue of publications, works,

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LAMBERT, JOSEPH R.

and tracts by Herald Publishing House.CSmH, MoInRC, NjP, UHi, UPB

4719. ———. (same) Lamoni, Iowa, ReorganizedChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, HeraldPublishing House, [1912?].

v, [3]–120p. 19cm.CtY, MoK, NN, UHi, UPB, USlC

4720. ———. Our defense. By Elder J. R. Lambert.Lamoni, Iowa, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ ofLatter Day Saints, Herald Publishing Co., [1912?].

49p. 19cm. (No. 6a)NN, UHi, UPB, USlC

4721. ———. (same) Lamoni, Iowa, Herald PublishingCo., [1912?].

49p. 19cm. (No. 1133)MoInRC, NN, USlC

4722. ———. The patriarchal or evangelical order, is it essen-tial in the Church of Jesus Christ? Calling and duties of patri-archs considered. [n.p., n.d.].

51p. 17cm.MoInRC

4723. ———. Sermon. [Lamoni, Iowa?], LamoniGazette, 1888.

10p. 22cm.Sermon given in Lamoni, Ia., on January 8, 1888.

Supplement sheet to Lamoni Gazette, March 1888. RLDSchurch doctrine.

MoInRC

4724. ———. What is man? His nature and destiny. Thespirit, or soul; is it immortal? Does it survive the death of thebody in a conscious state? The views of mortal soulists examinedand refuted. In two parts. By Elder J. R. Lambert, of theReorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.Lamoni, Iowa, Printed at the Patriot Office, c1891.

249, [1]p. 17cm.Page of advertisements follows text.DLC, NjP, UPB, USlC

4725. ———. (same) Lamoni, Iowa, Herald PublishingHouse and Bookbindery, [1893].

iii p., [1]l., [5]–249p. 17cm.Publishers preface dated 1893.MH, MoInRC, NjP, USlC

4726. ———. (same) Lamoni, Iowa, Herald PublishingHouse and Bookbindery, 1908.

iii p., [1]l., [5]–249p. 17cm.

USlC

4727. ———. (same) Lamoni, Iowa, Herald PublishingHouse and Bookbindery, 1914.

vii, 249p. 17cm.CU-B, NjP, USlC, UU

4727a. Lambert, Louis Aloisius. Notes on Ingersoll. ByRev. L. A. Lambert, of Waterloo, N.Y. Preface by Rev.Patrick Cronin. Buffalo, N.Y., Buffalo CatholicPublication Co., 1883.

200, iv p. 17cm.Mormons mentioned: p. 30, 64, 67, 74, 97, 101,

166, 180.Published in many editions.CLU

4727b. ———. Tactics of infidels. By the Rev. L. A.Lambert. Buffalo, N.Y., Peter Paul & Brother, 1887.

iv, 357p. 17cm.In gray printed wrappers.Mormons, p. 214, 219, 226, 241, 303.NN, UPB, USlC

4728. Lambourne, Alfred. A glimpse of Great Salt Lake,Utah. Illustrated. On the line of the Union Pacific system. “Theoverland route.” [Omaha], Passenger Department of theUnion Pacific Railroad, 1890.

40p. 23cm. illus., maps (1 colored).In colored illustrated wrappers.Descriptive and historical material on the Great

Salt Lake and its discovery.CU-B, UHi, UPB

4728a. ———. (same) [Omaha], Passenger Departmentof the Union Pacific Railroad, 1891.

40p. 23cm. illus., maps (1 colored).In colored illustrated wrappers.UPB

4728b. ———. (same) [Omaha], Passenger Departmentof the Union Pacific Railroad, 1892.

40p. 23cm. illus., maps (1 colored).In colored illustrated wrappers.NjP, ULA, UPB, UPB, USlC

4728c. ———. (same) [Omaha], E. L. Lomax, GeneralPassenger and Ticket Agent, 1893.

40p. 23cm. illus., maps (1 colored).In colored illustrated wrappers.DLC

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LAMBERT, JOSEPH R.

4728d. ———. (same) [Omaha], E. L. Lomax, GeneralPassenger and Ticket Agent, Press of Woodward &Tiernan Printing Co., St. Louis, 1894.

36, [4]p. 23cm. illus., fold. map.In plain blue wrappers.CSt. DCF, UPB, USlC, UU

4728e. ———. (same under title) A glimpse of Great SaltLake, Utah. Reached via the Union Pacific Railroad Co.[Omaha], E. L. Lomax, General Passenger and TicketAgent, 1898.

36, [4]p. 23cm. illus., folded map.UU

4728f. ———. (same) [Omaha], E. L. Lomax, GeneralPassenger and Ticket Agent, 1900.

36, [4]p. 23cm. illus., folded map.In colored illustrated wrappers.Fourth edition, July 1900.CU-B, UPB

4728g. ———. (same) [Omaha], E. L. Lomax, GeneralPassenger and Ticket Agent, 1900.

36, [4]p. 23cm. illus., map (colored).In colored illustrated wrappers.Fifth edition, December 1900.CU-B, DLC, UPB

4729. ———. A memory of Dr. John R. Park. [Salt LakeCity, The author, 1926?].

8 numbered leaves. 24cm. port.Cover title.In cream printed wrappers.NjP, UHi, UPB, USlC, UU

4730. ———. The old journey; reminiscences of pioneer days.By Alfred Lambourne. [Salt Lake City?], Geo. Q. Cannon& Sons Co., c1897.

9p.l., 19–53p. 21cm. plates.Title printed in red and black.Revised from the author’s larger work: An old

sketch book, 1892.Pictures along the Mormon Trail.Howes L43.CSmH, CtY, CU-B, ICN, InU, MH, NjP, NN,

UHi, ULA, UPB, USlC, UU

4731. ———. An old sketch book. Boston, Samuel E.Cassino, c1892.

[40]l. 41cm. 18 mounted plates.Pictures along the Mormon Trail, with narration.Eighteen plates on China paper with descriptive

text.Howes L43.CtY, ULA, UPB, USlC, UU

4732. ———. The pioneer trail. Salt Lake City, TheDeseret News, 1913.

3p.l., [7]–78p. 25cm. plates, port.“An old sketch-book and The old journey are now out

of print, and this volume is offered in their stead.”CU-B, DLC, MoInRC, NjP, UHi, ULA, UPB,

USlC

4733. ———. A play-house. Being a sketch in three short let-ters. Reminiscences of the scene-painter’s gallery: with glimpses ofthe pioneers and a few notables. Sidelights upon post votaries ofThalia, Clio, and Melpomene. [Salt Lake City?, ca. 1915].

3p.l., [9]–64p. 25cm. illus.Concerns the Salt Lake Theatre.CSmH, NjP, NN, UHi, ULA, UPB, USlC

4735. Lampert, J. M. Concordance to the Book of Mormon.Lamoni, Iowa, Herald Publishing House, 1898.

14p. 25cm.J. M. Lampert may be a pseudonym for Warren

Peak.MoInRC, USlC

4735a. Lander, Frederick West. Practicability of railroadsthrough the South Pass. Letter from the secretary of the interior,transmitting a report from F. W. Lander, Esq., relative to thepracticability of a railroad through the South Pass.[Washington, James B. Steedman, 1858].

20p. 23cm. (U.S. 35th Cong. 1st Sess. House. Ex.Doc. No. 70)

Need to cultivate the Mormons despite the furoragainst them, p. 8, 17.

CSmH, InU, UPB

4736. Landis, Charles Beary. The Roberts case. Speech ofHon. Charles B. Landis of Indiana, in the House ofRepresentatives, Wednesday, January 24, 1900. Washington,1900.

18p. 24cm.Fales & Flake 1257.CU-B, DLC, NjP, NN, PHi, UHi, UPB, USl, USlC,

UU

4737. Landon, Melville De Lancey. Kings of the platformand pulpit by Melville D Landon. Biographies, reminiscences andlectures of Artemus Ward, Sam Cox, Bill Arp, Mark Twain,Robert Burdette, George W. Peck, Nasby, Mrs. Parkington,Doesticks, Josh Billings, Danbury News Man, Bill Nye, Bret

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LANDIS, CHARLES BEARY

Harte, Geo. W. Cable, Fat Contributor, Eli Perkins and themaster lectures of T. DeWitt Talmage, Dwight L. Moody, SamJones, Chauncey M. Depew, Robert G. Ingersoll, John B. Gouch,Wendell Phillips, Chas. H. Spurgeon, Ben Butler, Jos. CookEugene, Field, Horace Greeley, Max O’Rell, Joseph Parker,Tobt. Collyer and personal reminiscences and anecdotes of notedAmericans. Profusely illustrated. Chicago, F. C. Smedley &Co., 1890.

ix, 570p. 24cm. illus.Other editions: 1891 ICN, OrU, OU, UPB ViU;

1892 ICRL, LU; 1893 LLafS, UPB, USlC; 1895 USlC;1896 CtY, MH, Or, WaWW; 1900 AAP, ICarbS, NBuU,OrU, PP, UPB; 1901 ICN, USlC; 1906 IaU, TxDaM-D;1908 DAU, MH, UPB.

At head of title: Wise, witty, eloquent.The section on Artemus Ward concerns his

Mormon lectures, p. 24–27, 29, 34–35.CoU, DLC, MtU, Or, OU, UPB, USlC, UU, WaS

4739. Lang, William. History of Seneca County, from theclose of the revolutionary war to July, 1880; embracing manypersonal sketches of pioneers, anecdotes, and faithful descriptionsof events pertaining to the organization of the county and itsprogress. By W. Lang. (Of the Tiffin Bar.) Springfield,Ohio, Transcript Printing Co., 1880.

691, [1], xii p. 23cm. front., plates, port.Material on Oliver Cowdery and a brief history of

the church, p. 364–65, 647–55.CU-B, DLC, MB, MWA, NjP, PHi, UHi, ULA,

UPB, USlC, UU

4740. Lange, Henry. Atlas von Nord-Amerika, nach denneusten Materialien, mit besonderer Rücksicht auf physikalischeVerhältnisse und genauer Angabe der County-Einteilung, derEisenbahnen, Canäle, Poststrassen und Dampfschiffart, in 18Blättern mit erläuterndem Texte, herausgegeben von HenryLange. Braunschweig, Verlag von Geroge Westermann,1854.

3p.l., 28p. 25cm. maps.Title in English: Atlas of North America.Atlas to accompany Andree, Karl Theodor. Nord-

Amerika . . . Braunschweig, G. Westermann, 1854.A note on the Book of Mormon and its origin.Howes L76.CU-B, DLC, UPB

4740a. Langdon, H. Andre. An authentic history of theMormons. Compiled by Dr. H. Andre Langdon. [Chicago, M.Stein, c1913].

29p. 18cm. illus.At head of title: “The many wives of Utah.”RPB, UPB

4741. Langford, Nathaniel Pitt. Vigilante days and ways.The pioneers of the Rockies. The makers and making ofMontana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming. With por-traits and illustrations. Boston, J. G. Cupples Co.Publishers, 1890.

2v. 20cm. front., ports.Other editions: New York, 1893 CU-B, USlC;

Chicago, A. C. McClurg & Co., 1912 DLC, NjP, ULA,UHi, UPB, USlC.

Trip to Salt Lake City in 1864, and his impressionsof Mormonism, vol. 1, p. 1–19.

Howes L78.CU-B, DLC, ICN, NjP, UPB

4741a. Langley, Henry G. The Pacific Coast business direc-tory for 1871–73: containing the name and post office address ofeach merchant, manufacturer and professional residing in thestates of California, Oregon, and Nevada; the territories ofWashington, Idaho, Montana, Utah, Arizona, and Alaska;and the colony of British Columbia. . . . San Francisco,Henry G. Langley, 1871.

cxii, 792, 87p. 24cm. illus.Brief discussion of the Mormons in the Utah sec-

tions under “Area and resources,” p. 150, and “SaltLake City,” p. 423–24.

DLC, UPB

4742. Langworthy, Franklin. Scenery of the plains, moun-tains and mines: or, a diary kept upon the overland route toCalifornia, by way of the Great Salt Lake: travels in the cities,mines, and agricultural districts—embracing the return by thePacific Ocean and Central America, in the years 1850, ’51, ’52and ’53. . . . Ogdensburgh, [N.Y.], Published by J. C.Sprague, Book-seller, Hitchcock & Tillotson, printers,1855.

vi, [7]–324p. 20cm.Mormons in “Cainsville”; Mormon speculations.

Also a trip through Salt Lake City in 1850 with noteson Mormonism, p. 96–110.

Howes L84, Wagner-Camp 258.CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, ICN, KU, MB, MH,

MiU, NB, NjP, NN, UHi, ULA, UPB, USlC, WHi

4742a. Lanier, Roy H. Mistakes of “Latter Day Saints.” areview of the books, doctrines and practices of “Church of JesusChrist of Latter Day Saints.”—Utah Branch. [Fort Worth,Tex.?, Printed by Logan Buchanan, Galveston, Texas,1930?].

59, [1]p. 15cm.At foot of p. [1]: Order from Mrs. Roy H. Lanier . . .UPB

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LANDON, MELVILLE DE LANCEY

4742b. ———. (same) [Fort Worth, Tex.?, 1930?].60, [4]p. 15cm.UPB

4742c. ———. (same) [Fort Worth, Tex.?, 1930?].60, [4]p. 15cm.At foot of p. [4]: Sponsored by Church of Christ,

Fourth and State Streets, E. R. Harper, minister, LittleRock, Ark.

UPB

4745. Lanman, Charles. A summer in the wilderness;embracing a canoe voyage up the Mississippi and around LakeSuperior. New York, D. Appleton & Company;Philadelphia, Geo. S. Appleton, 1847.

2p.l., [9]–208p. 19cm.Visit to Nauvoo after the exodus, and a discussion

with a Mormon, p. [30]–33.Afterwards reprinted in Vol. 1 of his “Adventures

in the wilds of the United States.”Howes L90.CSmH, CtY, CU, DLC, ICHi, MiU, MB, MnU,

NjP, PPA, PPL, NN, ULA, UPB, USlC

4746. ———. Adventures in the wilds of the United Statesand British American provinces. Illustrated by the author andOscar Bessau . . . with an appendix by Lieut. Campbell Hardy.Philadelphia, John W. Moore, 1856.

2v. 23cm. plates.Includes a chapter on Nauvoo with a description

of the Mormon Temple after the exodus, vol. 1, p.15–18.

CU, DLC, FOA, MiU, NjP, NN, OCl, OClW,OFH, PPCC, PP, UHi, UPB, USlC, UU

4747. The Lantern. Salt Lake City, Published by thestudents of the University of Deseret,March–December 1891.

2v. 25cm.CtY vol. 1; UPB vol. 1, nos. 1–4, vol. 2, nos. 1–3;

USlC vol. 1, nos. 1–4, vol. 2, nos. 3–6, 8

4747a. A lantern lecture. “Western wonderlands: 10 yearsamong the Mormons” will be given by Geo. W. Palmer, Esq.Hannah More Hall, Park Street, on Wednesday evening, Mar.29, 1899, illustrated with 100 superior stereoptican views. . . .Bristol, Stone & Co., printers, [1899].

Broadside. 19 x 14cm.UPB

4747b. Lapham, Elbridge Gerry. A bill to amend the act

establishing a territorial government for Utah, and to change thename to Altamont. [Washington, 1883].

12p. 28cm. (U.S. 48th Cong. 1st Sess. Senate.S. 68)

Includes a discussion of polygamy.At head of title: S. 68. In the Senate of the United

States.Fales & Flake 652.USlC

4748. Larimer, William Henry Harrison. Reminiscencesof General William Larimer and of his son William H. H.Larimer, two of the founders of Denver City. Compiled from let-ters: and from notes written by the late William H. H. Larimer,of Kansas City, Missouri, by Herman S. Davis, Ph.D. Printedby private circulation under the auspices of William LarimerMellon of Pittsburgh, Pa. Lancaster, Pa., The New EraPrinting Company, 1918.

1p.l., 5–256 (i.e. 266)p. 25cm. illus., ports., fac-sims., fold. geneal. table.

Pages 194, A–B inserted between p. 194 and 195;p. 199, A–H inserted between p. 199 and 200.

Reference to Mormons, p. 28, 44, 79, 83, 93, 133,137–38, 206–7.

CU-B, DLC, NjP, UPB, UU

4749. Larkey, A. G. Who first acknowledged polygamy;Brighamite of Josephite? By Rev. A. G. Larkey. . . .Cleveland, The Utah Gospel Mission, 1924.

16p. 17cm.MoInRC, NN, UPB, USlC

4750. Larkin Mortuary, Salt Lake City. George WilliamLarkin . [Salt Lake City?, 1927].

[14]l. 23cm. illus., port.He crossed the plains with the 1863 Captain

McCarthy pioneer company and settled in Salt LakeCity.

A collection of appropriate sayings and verses.UPB

4751. Larsen, John. Mormonismen Afslöret ved Uddrag afMormonernes egne Taler, Skrifter og Historie. Autiseret Udgave.Blair, Nebr., Danish Luth. Publ. House, 1910.

134p. 20cm.In gray printed wrappers.Title in English: Mormonism unveiled.UHi, UPB, USlC, UU

4752. ———. Mormonism refuted in the light of scriptureand history; a testimony to the historical church. San Francisco,

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LARSEN, JOHN

Protestant Publishing House, 1899.2p.l., [7]–75p., [1]l. 21cm.Appears in two states, one with price on the title

page and one without.CLU, CtY, DLC, MH, MoInRC, USlC

4753. Larsen, Holger M. Paa deres Frugter skal I kendedam. [Kobenhavn, Udgivet og forlagt af Holger M.Larsen, F. E. Bording, 1930].

[2]p. 23cm. ports.Title in English: By their fruits shall ye know them.A description of the general authorities of the

church.USlC

4754. Larsen, Thomas. Tidsbilleder fra vindsyssel (Historiksamfund for Hjorring amt. En gennembrudstid. Fra de nittendeAarhundredes sidste halvdel). Hjørring,I Kommission hos H.F. Sigetty, 1917.

200p. 21cm.Title in English: Picture stones from Vindsyssel.NjP

4755. Larsen, Thorvald L., editor. Danske i Salt LakeCity. Illustreret souvenir album. Udgivet af en komitee, med bis-tand af “Apollo” Loge, D.B.S., i anledning af DanskBrodersamfunds Konvention i Fresno, Cal., og DanskSøstersamfunds Knovention i Council Bluffs, Iowa. [Salt LakeCity?], Udgivet af Thorvald L. Larsen. Redigeret afAxel Jorgensen. Omslag og Frise Tegnet af Jens Hvid,1910.

36p. 28cm.In gray printed wrappers.UPB, USlC

4755a. Larson, Daisy Deen (Barger). Courtship, marriageand the home, by Daisy B. Larson. Salt Lake City, Utah,Deseret News Press, [1927].

91p. 16cm.Discusses the Mormon concept of marriage.DLC, USlC

4756. La Rue, William Earl. The foundations ofMormonism. A study of the fundamental facts in the history anddoctrines of the Mormons from original sources, by William EarlLa Rue, B.D., with introduction by Alfred Williams Anthony,D.D. New York, Chicago, London and Edinburgh,Fleming H. Revell Company, c1919.

243p. 20cm. port.On verso of title page: Published for the Home

Mission’s Council, and the Council of Women forHome Missions.

CU-B, DLC, IWW, MiU, MoInRC, NjP, NjPT,UHi, ULA, UPB, USl, USlC, WHi

4757. ———. Mormonism polygamous. [Pittsburgh, TheNational Reform Association, ca. 1918].

[4]p. 23cm.MoInRC, USlC

4758. ———. Who and what we are. [Philadelphia?],Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter DaySaints, [ca. 1918].

15p. 17cm.Author’s home was in Philadelphia, where he was

serving as pastor of the local RLDS Church.MoInRC

4758a. Larus, John Rouse. Women of America.Philadelphia, The Rittenhouse Press, 1908.

xii, 389p. 20cm. (Woman in all ages and in allcountries [series])

References to Mormons, p. 304–6.NBuG, NcC, UPB, USlC

4759. Latham, Henry Jepson. Among the Mormons. Howan American and an Englishman went to Salt Lake City, andmarried seven wives apiece. Their lively experience. A peep intothe mysteries of Mormonism. By Ring Jepson [pseud.] SanFrancisco, The San Francisco News Company, 1879.

115p. 17cm.CSmH, CtY, DLC, MH, USlC, WHi

4760. Lathrop, George. Memoirs of a pioneer. Being theautobiography of George Lathrop, one of the first to help in theopening of the West. Lusk, Wyo., The Lusk Herald, [ca.1917].

33, [1]p. 16cm. plate.In green printed wrappers.Reaction to the Mormons, particularly their liquor.CtY, DLC, MH

4761. ———. Some pioneer recollections. Being the autobiogra-phy of George Lathrop, one of the first to help in the opening ofthe West. And a statement made by John Sinclair relative to therescue of the Donner Party; also an extract from a letter writtenby Geo. McKinstry with reference to the rescue of the DonnerParty together with personal recollections of pioneer life by LukeVoorhees. Philadelphia, George W. Jacobs & Co., 1927.

2 pts. (2p.l., [7]–32; 3p.l., [7]–75p.) 23cm. port.Reaction toward the Mormons, particularly their

liquor, part 1, p. 14–16.CU-B, DLC, ICN, NjP, NN, UHi, UPB, UU

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LARSEN, JOHN

4761a. ———. Memoirs of a pioneer. Autobiography ofGeorge Lathrop, early Wyoming settler. Lusk, Wyo.,Published byThe Lusk Herald, c1929.

[1]leaf (fold.), 29, [1]p., [1]leaf. 18cm. plates.Cover title: Memoirs of a pioneer. Indian fighter;

Cheyenne-Deadwood stagedriver. One of the first tohelp in the opening of the West.

In brown printed wrappers.Compiled by Luke Voorhees from notes given him

by the author.Drove a mule team into Salt Lake City. His reaction

to the Mormons, particularly their liquor, p. 19–22.CtY, UPB

4761b. Latimer, A. C. Mormon horrors exposed or why I leftthe Mormon Church. An expose of the most secret temple rites,strange scenes and treasonable oath. [Springfield, Mo.,American Appeal Pub. Co., ca. 1915].

16p. 16cm.USlC

4761c. ———. Why I left the Mormon Church; an exposureof the most secret temple rites. Strange scenes and treasonableoaths. [Pittsburgh, Pa., National Reform Association,1915?].

16p. 16cm.Variant printings.USlC

4762. ———. (same under title) Why I left the MormonChurch. Pittsburgh, The National Reform Association,[1916?].

19, [1]p. 16cm.Cover title.MoInRC, UHi, USlC

4763. Latta, Robert Ray. Reminiscences of pioneer life.Kansas City, Mo., Franklin Hudson Publishing Co.,1912.

186p. 20cm. illus.Includes a description of a Mormon settlement in

Fremont County, Iowa, and a discussion ofMormonism, p. 99–105.

Howes L130.CU-B, DLC, NjP, NN, UHi, UPB, USlC

4764a. Latter-day judgments. [Edinburgh?, Millennial StarOffice, ca. 1890].

4p. 22cm.Caption title.At foot of p. 4: The Latter-day Saints meet for

public worship at the Trades’ Hall, 142, High Street,

Edinburgh. Sunday services at 2 P.M. Further informa-tion given at 18, Drummond Street, Edinburgh, byElder James Wotherspoon.

UPB

4764b. (same) [Edinburgh, ca. 1890].4p. 22cm.At foot of p. 4: The Latter-day Saints meet for

public worship at the Trades’ Hall, 142, High Street,Edinburgh. Sunday services at 2 P.M. Further informa-tion given at 18, Drummond Street, Edinburgh, byElder James Wotherspoon. Searchers after truth arecordially invited. Seats free.

UPB

4764c. (same) [Liverpool, Printed at the “MillennialStar” Office, ca. 1900].

4p. 22cm.At foot of p. 4: The Latter-day Saints meet for pub-

lic worship at ________. Sunday services at 2 ____ and6 ____ P.M. Searchers after truth are cordially invited.Seats free.

UPB

4764d. (same) [Liverpool, Printed at the “MillennialStar” Office, ca. 1900].

4p. 22cm.At foot of p. 4: The Latter-day Saints meet for pub-

lic worship at ________. Sunday services at 2 ____ and6 ____ P.M. Searchers after truth are cordially invited.Seats free.

Type reset.USlC

4764e. (same) [Liverpool, Printed at the Millennial StarOffice, ca. 1900].

4p. 22cm.At foot of p. 4: The Latter-day Saints meet for

public worship at ________. Sunday services at 2 ____and 6 ____ P.M. Searchers after truth are cordiallyinvited. All seats free.

UPB, USlC

4764f. (same) [Liverpool, Printed at the Millennial StarOffice, ca. 1900].

4p. 22cm.At foot of p. 4: The Latter-day Saints meet for

public worship at ________. Sunday services at 2 ____and 6 ____ P.M. Searchers after truth are cordiallyinvited. Seats free.

UPB, USlC

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LATTER-DAY JUDGMENTS

4764g. (same) [Liverpool, Mission Headquarters,ca. 1908].


public worship at ________ . Searchers after truth arecordially invited. Seats free.

USlC

4764h. (same) [Liverpool, [British] MissionHeadquarters, ca. 1908].


public worship at ________ . Sunday services at 2 ____A.M. [sic] and 6 ____ P.M. Searchers after truth are cor-dially invited. Seats free.

UPB, USlC

4764i. (same) [Liverpool, Printed at the “MillennialStar” 42 Islington, ca. 1908].


public worship at ________ . Sunday services at 2 ____and 6 ____ P.M. Searchers after truth are cordiallyinvited. All seats free.

UPB, USlC

4764j. (same) [Liverpool?, ca. 1910].4p. 22cm.Lacks publishing information and title appears in

script typeface.UPB

4764k. Latter day pilgrim. [Nauvoo, Ill.?, 1846?].Broadside. 31 x 19cm.Text within ornamental border.A two-part poem concerning the Saints’ gathering

to the West and building the temple and the NewJerusalem.

Crawley 317.USlC

4765. The Latter Day Precept. Kansas City, Mo.,August 1919–1920.

2v. monthly. 28cm.Probably discontinued in 1920, due to “editorial

policy” problems.Edited by John Flanders.A Strangite publication.Morgan II:87.CtY vol. 1, no. 3; USlC vol. 1, nos. 2, 8, vol. 2, nos.

3, 4, 5

4765a. Latter-day Saint literature! [Salt Lake City, JuvenileInstructor, 1882?].

Broadside. 30 x 20cm.Price list for LDS books.USlC

4771a. The Latter Day Saints’ belief. [Dundee?,ca. 1851].

Broadside. 21 x 13cm.Includes an expansion of the fourteen Articles of

Faith with scriptural references.At foot: N. B., Book of Mormon, Doctrine of

Covenants, and other works, to be had at our meetings.Copy in private hands

4771b. (same) [Liverpool?, ca. 1851].Broadside. 21 x 13cm.Includes an expansion of the fourteen Articles of

Faith with scriptural references.At foot: Preaching every Sunday at 11, 2, and 6, in

________ or as hereafter shall be notified.UPB

4771c. (same) [Liverpool?, ca. 1851].Broadside. 21 x 13cm.Variant of other Liverpool edition.First six lines of text include various textual

differences.USlC

4771d. (same) Hull, Oliver’s Printing Establishment,[ca. 1852].

Broadside. 21 x 14cm.Within ornamental border.Space provided to write time and location of

meeting.Includes a version of the Articles of Faith.USlC

4772. L.D.S. Business College. Education is the great lift-ing power. Salt Lake City, 1929.

63p. 21cm.USlC

4773. ———. A little book about the Latter-day Saints’Business College. Salt Lake City, The Deseret News, 1900.

40p. 19cm. plates.Cover title.Purpose of the school.USlC, UU

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LATTER-DAY JUDGMENTS

4774. L.D.S. College. Student’s hand book. Edited and pub-lished by the student body and Board of Control, Latter-daySaints College. Salt Lake City, 1928.

v. 15cm.UPB 1929–30; USlC 1928–29, 1929–30

4774a. Latter day Saints’ conference on November 23, ’24.[Chicago?, Bush Printing Co., 1924].

Broadside. 23 x 15cm.Announcement of conference.Principle speaker: Dr. John H. Taylor, of Chicago.USlC

4775. Latter-day Saints High School. L.D.S. HighSchool and L.D.S. Business College. Official student body direc-tory, 1930–31. [Salt Lake City, 1930].

36, [2]p. 15cm.USlC

4776. Latter-day Saints High School and BusinessCollege. Latter-day Saints High School and Business College.[Salt Lake City, ca. 1912].

[6]l. 16 x 25cm.In orange printed wrappers.Title within border.USlC

4777. ———. Latter-day Saints High School and BusinessCollege. [Salt Lake City, ca. 1914].

[6]l. 16 x 25cm.Title within border.UPB, USlC

4777a. Latter-day Saints’ hymns. Manchester, [Printed byRaynor & Callan, The Hulme Press, ca. 1912].

4p. 21cm.Caption title.Includes the lyrics to nine hymns perhaps pub-

lished for a conference in Manchester, England.At foot of p. 3: P. T. O.USlC

4777b. Latter-day Saints’ meeting room, Warwickshire HouseYard, Bull Street. The inhabitants of Oxford and its vicinityare respectfully informed that the above room will be opened forpublic worship, (d.v.), on Sunday, December 7, 1851; service athalf past two and six o’clock on Sundays, and at seven p.m., onWednesdays. In connexion with the above the following lectureswill be delivered by Elder John Jaques . . . Banbury, G.Walford printer, 1851.

Broadside. 44 x 28cm.At head of title: “Truth will prevail!!”

Copy in private hands

4778. Latter Day Saints’ Messenger and Advocate.Kirtland, Ohio, October 1834–September 1837.

3v. (36 nos. in 576p.) 25–28cm.Editors: Oliver Cowdery, John Whitmer, Warren A.

Cowdery.Published by F. G. Williams & Co. October

1834–May 1836; Oliver Cowdery, June 1936–January1837; Joseph Smith, Jr. & Sidney Rigdon,February–March 1837; April 1837–September 1837;William Marks.

Succeeded The Evening and the Morning Star.Superseded by the Elders’ Journal.

Crawley 16.CSmH, CtY, CU-B, vol. 1–2, MH vol. 1–2, NN,

UPB, USlC

L.D.S. Messenger and Advocate (Pittsburg). SeeMessenger and Advocate of the Church of Christ.

4779. The Latter-day Saints Millennial Star.Manchester, [Liverpool], The Church of Jesus Christ ofLatter-day Saints in Great Britain, 1840–.

v. monthly, semimonthly, weekly. 23cm. illus.Monthly: May 1840–May 1845.Semimonthly: June 15, 1845–April 15, 1852;

Weekly: April 24, 1852–.Published in Manchester, vol. 1, no. 1–vol. 2,

no. 11, May 1840–March 1842. Published in Liverpool,vol. 2, no. 12–vol. 92, April 1842–1930.

Crawley 71.CLU vol. 1–56, 58–60; CSmH; CtY vol. 1–21, 31,

67; CU-B; MH; NjP vol. 1–17; ULA; UPB; USlC; WHivol. 1–32, 34–65, 69–90, 93–94

4782. ———. Supplement to the Millennial Star. August,1844. [Liverpool], 1844.

16p. 21cm.Caption title.Announces the death of Joseph Smith.Crawley 233.CSmH, CU-B, MH, NjP, ULA, UPB, USlC, UU

4783. ———. Supplement to the Millennial Star. December,1844. [Liverpool], 1844.

8p. 21cm.Caption title.Includes the conclusion to Elder Rigdon’s trial, a

letter from Reuben Hedlock, and extracts from TheProphet.

Crawley 240.

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LATTER-DAY SAINTS MILLENNIAL STAR

CSmH, CU-B, MH, ULA, UPB, USlC

4784. Latter-day Saints Millennial Star and MonthlyVisitor. Madras, April–November 1854.

v. (7 nos.) monthly. 21cm.Printed by S. Bowie at the Oriental Press.Edited and published by R. Ballantyne, April–July;

Edited by R. Skelton, November 1854.Organ of the Church in India.CtY nos. 1–4; CU-B nos. 1–4, 7; UPB nos. 1–4;

USlC nos. 1–7; UU nos. 1–4

4784a. L.D.S. Missionary Correspondence School.Articles of Faith. [Salt Lake City, ca. 1918].

64p. 19cm.Guidebook to the study of the Articles of Faith.USlC

4785. ———. L.D.S. Missionary Correspondence School.[Salt Lake City, ca. 1918].

[8]p. 23cm.USlC

4786. ———. The restoration of the gospel. [Salt Lake City,ca. 1918].

16p. 20cm.USlC

4787. ———. A young folks’ history of the church. [SaltLake City, ca. 1918].

47p. 19cm.UPB, USlC

4787a. The Latter Day Saints (Mormons). What people ofdistinction say about them. [Chicago, Ill., Northern StatesMission, 1904?].

4p. 23cm.Caption title.UPB, USlC

4787c. The Latter Day Saints (Mormons.) No. 1. [Chicago,The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,Northern States Mission?, ca. 1917].

4p. 17cm. (No. 1)Caption title.Dated from mission addresses.UPB

4787d. (same) [Independence, Mo., Church of JesusChrist of Latter-day Saints, ca. 1918].

[4]p. 17cm. (No. 1)

Caption title.Dated from mission addresses.USlC

4787e. (same) [Independence, Mo., Church of JesusChrist of Latter-day Saints, ca. 1918].


4787f. (same) [Independence, Mo., Published by themissions of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daySaints in the United States, Central States Mission,ca. 1920].

[4]p. 17cm. (No. 1)Caption title.Dated from mission addresses.UPB

4787g. The Latter Day Saints (Mormons.) No. 2. [Chicago,The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, ca.1912].


4787h. (same) [Independence, Mo., The Church ofJesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Central States Mission,ca. 1916].


4787i. (same) [Chicago, The Church of Jesus Christ ofLatter-day Saints, Northern States Mission?, ca. 1917].


4787j. (same) [Atlanta, Published by the missions ofthe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in theUnited States, Southern States Mission, ca. 1920].

[4]p. 18cm. (No. 2)Caption title.Dated from mission addresses.The actual printed title is The Latter-day Saints

(Mormons.)

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LATTER-DAY SAINTS MILLENNIAL STAR

UPB

4788. L.D.S. Music Bulletin. Salt Lake City, 1921–29.12 nos. 23cm.Nos. 11–12 issued together.Publication of the Music Committee.UPB nos. 1–4, 6–8, 10; USlC comp.

4788a. Latter day Saints’ programme of concert, to be held at145 Grand Street, Williamsburch [Williamsburg?], Tuesdayevening, Sept. 21st, 1869, respectfully dedicated to PresidentsMiles, Parr and others, on their leaving for Utah. [n.p.], L.Darbee & Son, printers, 1869.

[3]p. 21cm.Printed on yellow paper.Farewell from the Eastern States Mission for

William Hart Miles and William F. Parr.UPB

4789. L.D.S. School of Music. Announcement. . . . SaltLake City, 1921.

v. 19cm.UPB 1921–22, 1923–24; USlC 1917–18, 1919–20,

1921–22, 1922–23, 1923–24, 1924–25

4789a. The Latter Day Saints’ soiree, to be held at theTemprance Hall, Paragon-Street, on Christmas Day, at fouro’clock, P.M. Programme. H[u]ll, Oliver’s Printing Offices,[1851?].

Broadside. 19 x 23cm.Program of social gathering which included music

preformed by various groups and an address by confer-ence President J. T. Hardy.

Printed in double column.Hull is misprinted Hnll.USlC

4790. L.D.S. Southern Star. Chattanooga, Tenn.,Southern States Mission, December 3, 1898–December 1,1900.

2v. (840p.) weekly. 30cm.Publisher and editor: Ben E. Rich.Running title: The Southern Star. CSmH, CtY, CU-B, MH, NjP, UHi, UPB, USlC,

WHi

4790a. Latter-day Saints: The dupes of a foolish and wickedimposture. Part first. New York, Tract Society,[ca. 1849].

16p. 17cm. (No. 396)At foot of p. 16: To be concluded with No. 397.

USlC

4790b. (same) London, John Mason, [ca. 1850].16p. 16cm. (No. 595)CtY

4790c. Latter-day Saints: The dupes of a foolish and wickedimposture. Part second. New York, Tract Society, [ca.1849].

16p. 18cm. (No. 397)No copy located

4790d. (same) London, John Mason, [ca. 1850].16p. 16cm. (No. 596)CtY

4790e. (same) Reprinted, with slight alterations, from a tractpublished by John Mason, 14, City Road, London. CapeTown, Saul Solomon & Co., 1853.

32p. 16cm.UPB, USlC

4792. L.D.S. University. Bi-monthly bulletin. Salt LakeCity, 1905.

v. 23cm.Contents: Vol. 1, no. 1—vol. 17, no. 3?Vol. 2, no. 1, Courses of study.Vol. 2, no. 2, Summary of the work of the

Commercial School, (July 1908).Also published during the same period was the

Quarterly Bulletin of the high school, in which thecourse of study was given.

UPB vol. 2, nos. 2, 4; USlC vol. 1, nos. 1–2,vol. 2, nos. 1–4, vol. 3, nos. 1–3, vol. 4, no. 2, vol. 5,nos. 2, 4, vol. 6, no. 4, vol. 8, no. 2, vol. 9, no. 4, vol. 11,no. 2, vol. 12, no. 4, vol. 13, nos. 1–2, vol. 17, no. 3

4792a. ———. Church University theology class. [Salt LakeCity, 1904–06].

44 pamp. [1p. each]. 21cm.Instructors. Elders Jas. E. Talmage and Jas. H.

Anderson. Jesus, the Christ. Lectures 1–44.UPB, USlC

4793. ———. Commencement annual of the Latter-daySaints’ College . . . June 7, 1898. Salt Lake City, 1898.

32p. 19cm. illus.Cover title: Latter-day Saints’ College annual, 1898.UPB. 1905, 1917–20, 1922–23, 1925–26; USlC

4794. ———. Courses of study. Salt Lake City, 1886–.

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L.D.S. UNIVERSITY

v. 15–25cm.L.D.S. University started as Salt Lake Academy

from 1886; L.D.S. College 1899; L.D.S. University 1901;L.D.S. High School 1906; L.D.S. University 1911; L.D.S.College 1927.

L.D.S. Business College was formed in 1931 afterthe college was dropped and the high school discontin-ued turning the system over to the state.

The Business College had been formed as adepartment of the University from the Salt Lake andDeseret Business Colleges.

Contents: Salt Lake Stake Academy circular. USl1884–85; UPB 1888–89, 1889–90; USlC 1886–87,1887–88, 1888–89

L.D.S. College. Course of study. UPB 1900–01,1927–28, 1929–30; USlC 1888–89, 1889–90, 1890–91,1891–92, 1892–93, 1893–94, 1894–95, 1895–96,1896–97, 1897–98, 1898–99, 1899–1900, 1890–1,1901–2, (later) summer 1919, 1929–30.

L.D.S. Business College. Course of Study. UPB109–10. USlC 1909–10.

Business Dept. L.D.S. College, 1898–99. UPB, USl,USlC.

L.D.S. High School. UPB 1906–14; USlC 1906–16L.D.S. University. Courses of study. UPB 1902–7,

1919–22; USlC. 1901–5, 1913–14, 1915–16, (2d series)1917–19, 1919–20 (with separate music catalog),1920–24, 1925–28, 1929–30.

USlC

4794a. ———. General regulations and daily programs forfirst half year, 1901–02. [Salt Lake City, 1901].

[4]p. 25cm.USlC

4795. ———. L.D.S. Business College. Salt Lake City,[n.d.].

63p. 22cm.USlC

4796. ———. Latter-day Saints University. [Salt LakeCity], 1922.

[16]p. 16cm. illus.USlC

4797. ———. Outlines and illustrations of the work given inthe Latter-day Saints’ University including the combined businesscolleges (L.D.S. and Salt Lake). Salt Lake City, 1894.

[16]l. of plates. 23 x 15cm.UPB, USlC

4799. ———. S songs and yells. Salt Lake City, Publishedby L.D.S.U. Oratorio Society, 1912.

[8]p. 20cm.USlC

4800. ———. (same) Salt Lake City, Published byL.D.S.U. Oratorio Society, c1919.

[16]p. 23cm.USlC

4801. ———. (same) Salt Lake City, Published byL.D.S.U. Oratorio Society, c1919.

22p. 23cm.Variant printings.USlC

4802. ———. S songs and yells. Also S community songs.Salt Lake City, Latter-day Saints College, 1927.

56, [2]p. 20cm.USlC

4803. ———. Scenes pictorial and verbal in the life of theLatter-day Saints’ University. [Salt Lake City, 1915].

[16]p. 18cm. illus., port.Cover title: Our alma mater.UPB, USlC

4804. ———. School songs for the second annual commence-ment of the Latter-day Saints’ Univeristy, June 2, 1903. [SaltLake City], 1903.

[4]p. 21cm. illus.USlC

4805. ———. Thirty-seventh anniversary of Founder’s Day.Thursday, November fifteenth, 1923. [Salt Lake City, 1923].

[4]p. 17cm. ports.Cover title: L.D.S.U.Gilt stamped on blue paper.Brief history of the school.UPB, USlC

4807. Lauder, Harry. Roamin’ in the gloamin’ by Sir HarryLauder. With illustrations. Philadelphia & London, J. P.Lippincott Company, 1928.

2p.l., 7–200p. 23cm. plates, port.

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L.D.S. UNIVERSITY

One of the most fascinating people he meets isJoseph [F.] Smith in Salt Lake City, p. 249–50.

NjP, UPB, USlC

4808. Laurent, Vivi. Vivis resa från saltsjostaden tillPacifikens strander. Stockholm, Wahlstrom & Widstrand,[1924].

164p. 20cm. illus.Title in English: Vivi’s journey from Salt Lake City

to the Pacific shore.Mormons, p. 7–89.USlC

4809. Laut, Agnes Christina. The overland trail; the epicpath of pioneers to Oregon. With forty-nine illustrations fromphotographs, two maps and two diagrams. New York,Frederick A. Stokes Company, 1929.

xx p., [1]l., 358p. 22cm. illus., plates, maps.Notes on Mormon pioneers, p. 30, 32, 48–51,

54–55, 125.CU-B, DLC, MH, NjP, NN, OO, PP, PU, UHi,

UPB, USlC, UU

4810. Laveille, Eugène. Le P. DeSmet (1801–1873)Introduction par G. Kurth. Liege, H. Dessian, Éditeur;Arras, Librairie Brunet, 1913.

2p.l., [v]–xiii, 560p. 22cm. port., fold, map.In yellow printed (in red and black) wrappers.Title in English: The Father de Smet.Another edition: 2nd., Liége, 1913 CaBVaU,

CSmH, CUB, NjP, NN, OCX, MoSU, UPB; 3rd.,Bruxelles, A. Dewit, 1922 CUB, DLC.

At head of title: R. P. Laveille. De la Compagniede Jésus.

Chapter 17, “Expedition contre les Mormons,”p. 374–77.

CU-B4811. ———. (same in English) The life of Father DeSmet, S. J. (1801–1873) by E. Laveille, S. J. Authorizedtranslation by Marian Lindsay. Introduction by Charles A.Coppens, S. J. Illustrated. New York, P. J. Kennedy &Sons, 1915.

xxii, 400p. 22cm. front.Expedition against the Mormons, p. [268]–71.CU-B, DLC, ICN, NjP, NN, UHi, UPB, USlC

4812. Lawrence, George Alfred. Silverhand by the author of“Guy Livingstone,” &c. London, Chapman & Hall, pub-lishers, 1873.

259p. 23cm.

Salt Lake City, Mormons, and mining, p. 46–82. InUtah, February 1873.

CtY, CU-B, DLC, NjP, ULA, USlC

4812a. Lawrence, Margaret Oliver (Woods).Reminiscences of the life and work of Edward S. Lawrence, Jr.,by his mother Margaret Woods Lawrence. New York,Chicago, Toronto, Fleming H. Revell Company, c1920.

xx, 519p. 23cm. illus., plates, ports.During a trip west the author encounters the

Mormons and discusses polygamy, p. [265]–70.DLC, NN, NRCR, OO, UPB

4812b. Lawrence, William. Life of Amos A. Lawrence,with extracts from his diary and correspondence. By his sonWilliam Lawrence. Boston and New York, Houghton,Mifflin and Company, The Riverside Press, Cambridge,1888.

x, 289p. 20cm. illus., ports., plates.Need to fill Utah with Christians to suppress

Mormonism, p. 270–71.DLC, ICN, NIC, PP, ViN

4813. Laws, Samuel Spahr. Polygamy and citizenship inchurch and state, by Samuel Spahr Laws, D.D., LL.D.Washington, Judd & Detweiler, printers, 1906.

227p. 23cm.In tan printed wrappers.Indians and Mormons, p. 200–215.USlC has an index [229]–40 which reads—“can be

had of Woodward & Lothrop, Washington, D.C. withtestimonials and index.”

CSmH, CU-B, DLC, ICJ, UHi, UPB, USlC

4814. Lawson, W. B. Jesse James among the Mormons. NewYork, Street & Smith, 1899.

1v. (unpaged). 27cm.At head of title: Issued weekly.Fiction concerning Mormonism.CSmH

4815. Layton, Christopher. Autobiography of ChristopherLayton, with an account of his funeral, a personal sketch, etc.,and genealogical appendix. Edited by John Q. Cannon. Salt LakeCity, The Deseret News, 1911.

v p., [1]l., 317p. 18cm. port.Mormon biography.CU-B, DLC, MH, UHi, UPB, USl, USlC, UU

4816. Lea, Henry Charles. Bible view of polygamy.

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LAWSON, W. B.

[Philadelphia, ca. 1862].4p. 24cm.Caption title.Introductory letter signed: Mizpah.A description of polygamy brought about by the

situation in Utah.UPB copy includes manuscript note dated 1862.CtY, DLC, MH, NjP, ICHi, PHi, PPL, UPB, USl,

USlC

4816a. Leach, A. J. A history of Antelope County,Nebraska, from its settlement in 1868 to the close of the year1883. By A. J. Leach, Secretary and Historian of the AntelopeCounty Pioneers. [Chicago, R. R. Donnelley & Sons],1909.

3p.l., 262p. 21cm.Mormons in Florence and Antelope County dur-

ing their exodus, p. 48–49. First sermon preached in thecounty was by a Mormon in 1870, p. 215.

DLC, ICU, NbO, UPB

4817. Leach, Morgan Lewis. A history of the GrandTraverse Region. By Dr. M. L. Leach. Traverse City, Mich.,Published in the Grand Traverse Herald, 1883.

159p. 29cm.Cover title.In tan printed wrappers.Printed in 3 columns.Signed: Traverse City, May 1884.“The Mormons [Strangite]—settlement on Beaver

Island,” p 55–121.DLC, UHi, USlC

4818. League for Social Service. Anti-Mormon leaflets.New York, 1899.

7 nos. 15cm. (Social Service. Series D)1. Methods of Mormon missionaries, by Wm. R.

Campbell.2. Present aspects of Mormonism, by R. G.

McNiece.3. Historical sketch of Mormonism, by D. J.

McMillan.4. Articles of Faith of the Latter-day Saints with

Mormon explanation, by J. D. Nutting.5. Political aspects of Mormonism, by J. Strong.6. Ten reasons why Christians cannot fellowship

with the Mormon Church.7. Reasons why Brigham H. Roberts should be

expelled from the U.S. Congress.

NN no. 7; UPB no. 1–7; WHi no.1–6, USlC

4819. ———. Reasons why Brigham H. Roberts should beexpelled from the U.S. Congress. New York, League forSocial Service, [ca. 1898].

13, [1]p. 15cm. illus. (Social Service. Series D.Anti-Mormon series. No. 7)

Illustration on front has octopus covering map.At head of title: First edition - 150,000.MoInRC, NN, UPB, USlC

4820. Leaves from the book of life. [Birmingham, Publishedby the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of LatterDay Saints, n.d.].

3 nos. (4, 4, 4p.) 18cm.Contents: Christianity; its corruption reacting.

Covenant of life. The Church of Christ.NN

4821. Leavitt, Michael Bennett. Fifty years in theatricalmanagement. With reproductions of 500 photographs. NewYork, Broadway Publishing Co., [1912].

xxii, [4]p., [1]l., 735p. 15cm. illus., ports., plates.Salt Lake Theatre, and drama among the

Mormons, p. 404–12.DLC, NjP, UPB, USlC

4822. Leavitt, Sarah (Sturdevant). History of SarahSturdevant Leavitt. (Copied from her history by Juanita LeavittPulsipher, June, 1919). [Salt Lake City, Paragon PrintingCompany, 1920].

26, 2, 10 leaves. 15 x 24cm.In cream printed wrappers.Mormon biography.“George Abbott his descendants,” 10 final leaves.UPB, USlC, UU

4822a. The Leavitts of America; a compilation of five branchesand gleanings from New England to California and Canada.Woods Cross, Utah, Published by Mrs. Jane JenningsEldredge for the Leavitt Family Association, 1924.

254p. 24cm.Cover title.In blue printed wrappers.Includes Mormon Leavitts in Utah, p. 84–170.UHi, UPB, USlC

4823. LeBaron, Alonzo H. An address to every lover oftruth and righteousness on the present state of affairs of Utah;and the condition in general of the people called Latter-day

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Saints. Also, a short treatise on the subject of the three heavens;or the three different kingdoms of glory spoken of in the scrip-tures; and likewise, the subject of the organization of the Churchof Christ. Council Bluffs, Published by W. S. Burke,1863.

2p.l., 20p. 19cm.No confidence in Brigham Young; looking for a

new leader of Mormonism.CSmH, DLC, NN

4823a. ———. Circular. Salt Lake City, 1887.Broadside. 22 x 15cm.On the question of statehood for Utah by an

excommunicated Mormon.Signed: LeBaron Havington, Gideon [pseud.] USlC

4824. ———. Circular. The following are proposals for a newperiodical. [Beacon, Iowa?, ca. 1869].

4p. 26cm.Proposal for a new periodical entitled the

Preparatory Restorer and for the creation of thePreparatory Restoration Society.

Signed: Beacon, Iowa, May 1869.USlC

4825. ———. Copy of a brief note to Elder Woodruff. SaltLake City, 1889.

Broadside. 22 x 15cm.Signed: LeBaron Heavington. [pseud.]Grievances against Bishop Miller of Provo, in

1860.MH, UPB, USlC

4827. ———. The leadership of the so-called MormonChurch. “An irrepressible conflict.” [Salt Lake City, 1873?].

Broadside. 24 x 18cm.Written for Zion’s Deliverer. USlC

4828. ———. The pioneer reformer of Utah. Dr. LeBaronHavington [pseud.] Circular. Salt Lake City, 1884.

7, 3p. 24cm.Caption title.Includes reprint of Zion’s Deliverer, vol. 1, no. 1,

November 1873.Zion’s Deliverer, a monthly magazine. Alonzo

LeBaron Havington [pseud.] editor and publisher, SaltLake City.

UHi, USlC

4829. ———. Polygamy from a new standpoint, by AlonzoLeBaron Havington [pseud.] Salt Lake City, 1873.

Broadside. 29 x 17cm.“Written, July 7th 1871, for ‘Zion’s Deliverer’.”USlC

4830. ———. Post-office and other matters. Salt Lake City,1888.

[4]p. 24cm.Concerning his enemies in the Mormon hierarchy.USlC

4831. ———. Rejected by the sore and tender-footed Tribuneand Chronicle. Salt Lake City, 1885.

Broadside. 25 x 18cm.Caution concerning events happening with the

church. Hopes for final overthrow of “Brighamism”and polygamy.

USlC

4832. ———. A short extract, containing a chapter or twofrom the history or journal of Elder Alonzo Le Baron.Leamington, [Eng.], Printed by J. W. Brierly, 1851.

12p. 24cm.USlC

4833. ———. Statement of Alonzo LeBaron Havington[pseud.] complainant, at a trail before the high council of theChurch of Latter-day Saints, at Provo City, Utah Territory,No. 17th, 1860. Bishop William Miller, defendant. [Salt LakeCity?, ca. 1880].

Broadside. 36 x 26cm.USlC

4834. ———. A strange story. (From one of Gideon’spapers). [Salt Lake City?, 1886?].

8p. 26cm.Caption title.Chiefly an extract from the Carthage, Ill.,

Republican of March 14, 1867.A short biography of LeBaron Havington [pseud.]

and material on Mormon succession after JosephSmith.

UHi, USlC

4835. ———. True virtue and integrity. [Beaver, Utah?,1878?].

Broadside. 22 x 17cm.Signed: Gideon. Beaver City. Nov. 1878.Intended for publication in the Salt Lake Tribune.Concerning the bad treatment by the Church of

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LEBARON, ALONZO H.

LeBaron Havington [pseud.] and others.MH

4836. ———. “What the records say.” By LeBaronHavington [pseud.] [Salt Lake City?, 1886?].

3p. 23cm.Caption title.At head of title: Historical.A discussion of the Salt Lake City papers’ cover-

age of the Mormon system of marriage.UHi, USlC

4837. Lecky, William Edward Hartpole. Democracy andliberty. London, New York, and Bombay, Longmans,Green and Co., 1896.

2v. 20cm.Other editions: 2d ed. 1896 DLC; New ed. 1899

DLC, NjP; new ed. 1900 DLC.The rise of Mormonism in Utah, and the crusade

against polygamy, vol. 1, p. 449–62.CU, CSmH, DLC, NjP, ULA, UPB

4837a. Lecture! Rattling roaring rhymes. Mormon Utah andher institutions. Life among the Rocky Mountain Saints. The landof many wives and much silver. [n.p.], 1873.

Broadside. 69 x 16cm.Five parts: 1. Brigham and his harem. 2. Say, have

you ever been to Zion? 3. The Great Basin 4. TheWeber and its echo. 5. Brigham’s sermons.

NjP

4837b. Ledyard, Edgar M. Gidex (registered) for Utah.[Salt Lake City, Legal Printing Co.], 1928.

10p. 28cm. fold. map.Includes the early history of Utah and the

Mormons.CU-B, MB, UHi, UPB

4838. Lee, Aaron. From the Atlantic to the Pacific; reminis-cences of pioneer life and travels across the continent, from NewEngland to the Pacific ocean, by an old soldier. Also a graphicaccount of his army experiences in the Civil War. By AaronLee, member of First Minnesota Infantry. Seattle,Metropolitan Press, printers, c1915.

3p.l., [7]–190p. 20cm. illus., port., plate.Encounters the Mormons at Mt. Pisgah, p. 31–32.DLC, ULA, UPB, USlC

4839. Lee, Charles. Mormonism. A sketch of its rise andprogress. A lecture delivered to the Derby Young Men’s ChristianAssociation. Derby, England, W. Rowbottom, 1852.

31p. 12cm.CtY, NN

4840. Lee, E. G. The Mormons; or, knavery exposed. Givingan account of the discovery of the golden plates; the translationand various tricks resorted to—the proceedings at Kirtland—building a temple—establishment of a bank, a correct specimenof its notes, of which two hundred thousand dollars worth havebeen pawned off upon the community of Frankford, Pa., ridthemselves of the Mormons—documents printed by order of theSenate of the United States. The whole being designed as a cau-tion to the ignorant and unsuspecting against one of the mostbarefaced and blasphemous devices which has ever been witnessed,affording a lamentable exhibition of the credulity and weaknessof human nature in so readily allowing itself to be made thedupe of artful and designing knaves. Frankford, Pa.,Published by E. G. Lee; Frankford, Pa., George Weberand William Fenimore. Philadelphia, 1841.

24p. 22cm. facsim.Account of Joseph Smith’s career by J. A. Clark,

p. 5–12; financial chicanery at Kirtland by CyrusSmalling, p. 12–15; and discussion by E. G. Lee andothers of Lee’s appearance at a Mormon meeting whichbroke up in a riot.

Howes M815.CSmH, CtY, NN, USlC

4841. Lee, James Melvin. History of American journalism.Boston and New York, Houghton Mifflin Company,1917.

x p., [2]l., 462p., [2]l. 24cm. plates, ports., facsims.Another edition: 1923 CU, DLC, UPB.“An oasis of journalism in Utah,” p. 142–44.DLC, NN, UHi, USlC

4842. Lee, John Doyle. J. D. Lee’s bekjendelse, samtFuldbyrdelsen af hans Dom paa de blodige Mountain MeadowsMarker. Andet oplag. Salt Lake City, Trykt i “UtahSkandinavs,” Bogrykkeri, 1877.

35, [1]p. 21cm. illus., ports.In blue, green or purple printed wrappers with

portrait of Lee.Title in English: John D. Lee’s last confessions.Advertisements on p. [1] and back wrapper.CSmH, CU-B, DLC, MH, NjP, UPB, USl, USlC,

UU

4843. ———. The last dying speech & confession of theMormon bishop, John D. Lee, who was executed for theMountain Meadow [sic] massacre. [Exeter, 1845?].

8p. 19cm. illus.

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LEBARON, ALONZO H.

Cover title.In Jarman’s, “Anti-Mormon works.” Pagination is

unusual with 8p. of text plus [6]p. of illustrations.MH, MoInRC, USl, USlC

4844. ———. The Lee trial! An expose of the MountainMeadows massacre, being a condense report of the prisoner’sstatement, testimony of witnesses, charge of the judge, argumentsof counsel, and opinions of the press upon the trial. By the SaltLake Daily Tribune reporter. Salt Lake City, TribunePrinting Company, publishers, 1875.

64p. 22cm. port.In various colored printed wrappers with portrait

of Lee.Howes L208a.CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, ICN, MB, MoK, NN,

OClWHi, UPB, USlC, UU

4845. ———. The life and confession of John D. Lee, theMormon. With a full account of the Mountain Meadows mas-sacre and execution of Lee. Helpless women and childrenbutchered in cold blood by merciless Mormon assassins.Philadelphia, Barclay & Co., [1877].

1p.l., 19–46p. 24cm. illus., port.Includes portrait of John D. Lee on front wrapper.Howes L208a.CtY, DLC, NN, UPB, USl, WaU

4846. ———. (same) Philadelphia, Barclay & Co., pub-lishers, [1877].

1p.l., [19]–64p. 24cm. illus., port.Cover title: Mountain Meadows massacre. With

the life, confession and execution of John D. Lee, theMormon.

Variant wrapper with at head of title: MountainMeadows massacre. UPB, USlC.

At foot of title page: Will be sent by mail onreceipt of 25 cents.

Includes portrait of John D. Lee on front wrapper.Pages 49–64 added to the 1877 edition above.UPB, USlC

4847. ———. (same) Philadelphia, Barclay & Co.,c1882.

1p.l., [19]–64p. 24cm. illus.Cover title: The Mountain Meadows massacre.

With the life, confession and execution of John D. Lee,the Mormon.

CtY, CU-B, MH, UPB, USlC, UU

4848. ———. Life, confession and execution of Bishop JohnD. Lee, the Mormon fiend; his seventeen wives—startling details

of his death—implication of Brigham Young—the massacre atMountain Meadows. Also the escape of his daughter from SaltLake City—her pursuit by the Danites for refusing to marryOrson Pratt, her exposure of the affairs of “The Lion House.”Philadelphia, Old Franklin Publishing House, c1877.

78p. 24cm.Cover title: Confession of Bishop Lee the

Mormon fiend.In purple printed wrappers.Howes L208a.UPB, USlC

4848a. ———. (same in French) La vie, la confession etl’exècution de l’evêque John D. Lee, le monstre Mormon. Sesdix- sept epouses—details terribles depuiasas mort—implicationde Brigham Young—le massacre de Mountain Meadows—aussila fuite de sa fille de Salt Lake City. Les Danites la pursuivent,parcequ’elle ne veut pass epouser Orson Pratt. Elle expose lesaffaires de la “maison du lion.” Philadelphia, Publie par l’an-cienne maison de publication de Franklin, c1877.

78p., [1]l. 24cm. illus.In purple printed wrappers.UPB

4849. ———. (same in German) Das Leben undBekenntniss von John D. Lee, dem Mormonen. Nebst einenvollen Bericht über das Mountain Meadows Massacre und dieHinrichtung von Lee. Hilflose Frauen und Kinder kaltblütigniedergemetzelt von rachsuchtigen MormonischenMeuchelmördern. Philadelphia, Barclay & Co.,Herausgeber, c1877.

1p.l., 19–46p. 22cm.CU-B, USlC

4850. ———. The Mormon menace; being the confession ofJohn Doyle Lee, Danite, an official assassin of the MormonChurch under the late Brigham Young. Introduction by AlfredHenry Lewis with numerous illustrations. New York, HomeProtection Publishing Co., [1905].

1p.l., xxii, [23]–368p. 20cm. 3 plates, port.An abridgment of his Mormonism unveiled. CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, ICN, MoInRC, NjP,

NjPT, NN, UHi, ULA, UPB, USlC, ViU, WHi

4851. ———. Mormonism unveiled; or, the life and confessionsof the late Bishop, John D. Lee; (written by himself) embracing ahistory of Mormonism from its origin down to the present time,with an exposition of the secret history, signs, symbols and crimesof the Mormon Church. Also the true history of the horriblebutchery known as the Mountain Meadows massacre. St. Louis,Bryan, Brand & Co., 1877.

xiv, 390p. 21cm. illus., plates.

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First issue.Edited by William W. Bishop, Lee’s attorney.CSmH, CtY, CU, DLC, ICN, MoInRC, NjP, ULA,

UPB, USlC

4851a. ———. (same) St. Louis, Bryan, Brand &Company; Chicago: Thompson & Wakefield; New York:W. H. Stelle & Co., 1877.

xiv, 390p. 21cm. illus., plates.UPB

4852. ———. (same) St. Louis, Mo., Bryan, Brand &Company; New York: W. H. Stelle & Co., 1877.

1p.l., v–xiv, [15]–406p. 22cm. illus., plates, ports.Appendix, “Life of Brigham Young,” p. 391–406,

added to the first issue.Howes L209.CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, MH, NjP, NN, UHi,

UPB, USlC, UU

4853. ———. (same) Illustrated. St. Louis, Bryan, Brandand Co.; New York, W. H. Steele & Co., 1878.

1p.l., v–xiv, [15]–406p. 22cm. illus., ports., plates.CSmH, MB, MoKU, MWA, UPB, USlC

4854. ———. (same) St. Louis, N. D. Thompson andCompany, 1880.

1p.l., v–xiv, [15]–406p. 22cm. illus., plate, ports.MoKU, WHi

4854a. ———. (same) St. Louis, N. D. Thompson &Co., 1880.

1p.l., v–xiv, [15]–406p. 22cm. illus., plate, ports.UPB

4855. ———. (same) St. Louis, Moffat Publishing Co.,Cleveland, Ohio, C. C. Wick & Co., 1881.

xiv, [15]–413p. 22cm. illus., plates., ports.Addition of an appendix “Life of Brigham

Young” and “a remarkable letter to the Inter-Ocean,”signed J. W. R.

CSmH, DLC, NjP, USlC

4856. ———. (same) St. Louis, Scrammell andCompany, 1881.

xiv, [15]–413p. 22cm. illus., ports., plates.USlC

4856a. ———. (same) Hartford, Conn., ParkPublishing Company, 1881.

xiv, [15]–413p. 22cm. illus., ports., plates.USlC

4857. ———. (same) Illustrated with wood engravings andcolored plates. Lewisburgh, Pa., S. T. Buck, Son & Co.,1882.

xiii, [1], [15]–413p. 22cm. plates (part col.) CtY, UPB, USlC

4858. ———. (same) St. Louis, Sun PublishingCompany, Cleveland, O., C. C. Wick & Co., 1882.

xiii, [1], [15]–413p. 22cm. illus.Howes L209.MH, NjP, NjPT, NN, ODW, UHi, UPB, USlC

4858a. ———. (same) St. Louis, Scammell andCompany, 1882.

xiii, [1], [15]–413p. 22cm. illus.UPB

4860. ———. (same) Philadelphia and St. Louis,Scrammell & Co., 1882.

xiv, [15]–413p. 23cm. illus., plates (part col.) USlC

4861. ———. (same) St. Louis, Excelsior PublishingCo., 1891.

xiv, [15]–413p. 22cm. illus.CSmH, ICN, NN

4862. ———. (same) St. Louis, Mo., M. E. Mason,1891.

xiii, [14]–413p. 22cm. col. front., plates (part col.)ports.

Howes L209.CSmH, DLC, ICN, MoInRC, NjP, NN, UHi, UPB,

USlC, UU

4862a. ———. (same) St. Louis, Mo., James H. Mason,publishers, 1891.

xiii, [14]–413p. 22cm. col. front., plates (part col.)ports.

UPB, USlC

4863. ———. (same) Omaha, Neb., F. H. Rogers &

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Co., 1891.xiii, [14]–413p. 22cm. plates (part col.) ports.USlC

4864. ———. (same) St. Louis, Pease-Taylor PublishingCo., 1891.

xiv, [15]–413p. 22cm. plates, ports.WHi

4865. ———. (same) St. Louis, Vandawalker & Co.,publishers, 1892.

xiii, [14]–413p. 22cm.Howes L209.CtY, NjP, TxDaM-D, UPB, USlC, UU

4865a. Lee, Mrs. S. M. Glimpses of Mexico and California.Boston, Geo. H. Ellis, printer, 1887.

124p. 19cm.View of the temple, Brigham Young’s grave, and

remarks about Mormonism, p. 108–12.DLC, UPB, UU

4866. Lee, Willis Thomas. Guidebook of the westernUnited States, part B. The Overland route with a side trip toYellowstone Park, by Willis T. Lee, Ralph W. Stone, Hoyt S. Gale, and others. Washington, Govt. Print. Off.,1915.

244p. 23cm. illus., 1 plate, 25 [i.e., 29] fold. maps,diagrs. (U.S. Geological Survey. Bulletin 612)

In gray printed wrappers.Another edition: Wash., Govt. Print. Off., 1916

DLC.Detailed geographic information along the line of

the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Railroads withmaterial on cities, etc. “Mormons,” p. 77, 85–87, 92.

Fales & Flake 1398.CU-B, DAS, DL-GS, DLC, ICJ, MiU, NN, OCL,

OClW, ODW, OU, UPB, USlC, UU

4866a. Lees, C. Lowell. Womanhood by Elder C. LowellLees, and the light of truth by Elder Kemmie Bagley. Two pag-eants for use in the European Missions. Liverpool, Church ofJesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1930.

16p. 22cm.Cover title.In green printed wrappers.At head of title: 1830. Centennial year. 1930.NjP, UHi, UPB, USlC

4867. Leffler, Shephard. Iowa contested election. Speech ofHon. S. Leffler, of Iowa, in the House of Representatives, June27, 1850, on the Report of the Committee of Elections, in the

Iowa Contested Election Case. [Washington?, 1850].8p. 22cm.Illegality of the treatment of the Mormon vote at

Kanesville in 1848.Fales & Flake 29.MH

4868. Legler, Henry Eduard. Leading events of Wisconsinhistory. The story of the state. Milwaukee, Wis., TheSentinel Company, 1901.

vii, 322p. 22cm. illus., charts, maps.“The Strang Stake of Zion at Voree,” p. 198–206.NN, UHi

4869. ———. A Moses of the Mormons. Strang’s city ofrefuge and island kingdom. [Milwaukee, Wis.], Printed forthe Parkman Club by E. Keogh, [1897].

[115]–179p. 25cm. illus., port. (Parkman Clubpublications. Nos. 15–16)

Cover title.In blue or gray printed wrappers.“Strang’s books and pamphlets,” p. 174–78.CSmH, CtY, CUB, DLC, MH, MiU, MiU-B, NjP,

OCl, OO, TxDaM-D, UHi, ULA, UPB, USlC, UU

4870. ———. (same) [Milwaukee, Wis.?, ca. 1900].67p. 20cm. port.Reprint of entry 4869.CSmH, MH, MoInRC, USlC

4870a. Lehi City Rustler Supplement. [Lehi, Utah, 1897].Broadsheet. 30cm.Mormon references.USlC

4871. Leib, Frank H. Guide to Salt Lake City and Articlesof Faith of the Mormon Church. [Salt Lake City], CurioShop, [1920?].

[3]p. 16cm.Cover title.UHi

4871a. Leigh, James Wentworth. Other days. By J. W.Leigh, D.D., F.S.A., late dean of Hereford. With a preface byOwen Wister. New York, The Macmillan Company,1921.

255p. 23cm. illus., ports., plates.“In the seventies.” Visit to Salt Lake City; visited

Brigham Young; other comments of Mormonism,p. 101–5.

ICU, GU, MB, NN, UPB

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LEHI CITY RUSTLER SUPPLEMENT

4871b. Leishman, James Allen. The event of the 19th cen-tury. [Logan, Utah?, 1900?].

Broadside. 28 x 22cm.Stamped on bottom: James A. Leishman.

Handwritten date: 31 Dec. 1900, Logan, Utah. Poem onrestoration of the gospel.

USlC

4872. Lekamlig uppståndelse. [Salt Lake City,Korrespondented Tryckeri, 1893?].

24p. 14cm.Caption title.Title in English: The resurrection of the body.UPB, USlC

4873. Leland, Lilian. Traveling alone. A woman’s journeyaround the world. From the press of John Polhemus. NewYork, The American News Company, 1890.

viii, 358p. 20cm.Includes a description of her encounter with the

Mormons in 1885, p. 308–12.CU-B, DLC, NjP, NN, UPB

4873c. Leman, Walter Moore. Memories of an old actor.San Francisco, A. Roman Co., publishers, H. S. Crocker& Co., Stationers and printers, 1886.

xv, 406p. 21cm. port.Told to go to Salt Lake City to become a Mormon

bishop; later visits Salt Lake City with an interview withBrigham Young, p. 306–7, 362–63.

CU-B, DLC, KU, MU, NN, OrU, OU, PU, TxU,UPB

4874. Leng, John. American in 1876. Pencillings during atour in the centennial year: with a chapter on the aspects ofAmerican life. By John Leng, editor of the Dundee Advertiser.[Dundee], Printed and Published at the DundeeAdvertiser Office, 1877.

3p.l., [9]–346p. 19cm.“Salt Lake City and the Mormons,” p. 190–97.CU, DLC, NjP, UPB, USlC

4874a. Leonard, Ambrose V. Born in the living law, thirdfrom Adam and Christ. [n.p., n.d.].

Broadside. 27 x 36cm.Announcing his lecture concerning the millen-

nium. Provides space to write in the time and place oflecture. Tickets one dollar.

USlC

4875. Leonard, Delavan A. Mormonism. By Rev. Delavan

A. Leonard. [Anover, Mass], 1885.40p. 23cm.Reprinted from Bibliotheca Sacra, vol. 42, January

1885, p. 1–40.NjP, UPB

4876. Leopard, John C. Hillman. History of Daviess andGentry counties, Missouri. Daviess County by John C. Leopardand Buel Leopard. Gentry County by R. M. McCammon andMary McCammon Hillman. Illustrated. Topeka-Indianapolis, Historical Publishing Company, 1922.

2p.l., [65]–1039p. 27cm. plates, ports.“The Mormons in Daviess County,” p. 94–101.Facts “taken largely from Early days on Grand

River and the Mormon war, by R. J. Britton,” p. 94.ICN, ICU, NjP, NN, UPB, USlC

4877. Leslie, Miriam Florence (Folline) Squier.California. A pleasure trip from Gotham to the Golden Gate.(April, May, June 1877.) By Mrs. Frank Leslie. Profuselyillustrated. New York, G. W. Carleton & Co., publishers;London, S. Low, Son & Co., 1877.

6, [vii]–xiv, [17]–286p. 19cm. illus., plates.“Salt Lake City,” “Mrs. Amelia’s [Young] picture,”

“Miss Snow, a first-class Mormon interior,” “A lion thatwe saw a lion that we heard,” p. 72–103.

CSmH, CU-B, DLC, MB, NjP, NN, UHi, ULA,UPB, USlC, UU

4877a. Lester, Charles Edwards. Our first hundred years.New York, United States Publishing Company, 1875.

2v. 25cm. illus., port., map.Another edition: 1877 CtY, NN, PU, ViU.The development of schools and educational facil-

ities in Utah under the administration of BrighamYoung, vol. 1, p. 283–84.

DLC, MH, MWA, OClWHi, PPGi, ViU

4878. Lester, John Erastus. The Atlantic to the Pacific.What to see, and how to see it. Boston, Shepard and Gill,1873.

365p. 17cm. fold. map.Another edition: London, Longmans, Green, and

Co., 1873 USlC.Includes “the Mormons” in Salt Lake City,

p. 41–50.CSmH, CU-B, DLC, NjP, OO, UHi, ULA, UPB,

USl, USlC, UU

4879. Lesueur, James Warren. Indian legends. By J. W.Lesueur, Mesa, Arizona. Dedication: In commemoration of the

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LEIB, FRANK H.

hundredth anniversary of the reception of the plates containingthe ancient history of the American Indians, September 22,1927. Independence, Mo., Zion’s Printing andPublishing Company, c1928.

339p. 20cm. illus., plates, ports., maps.In proof of the Book of Mormon.DLC, NjP, UHi, UPB, USlC

4879a. A letter to those who have attended Mormonite preach-ing. London, J. B. Bateman, printer, [ca. 1845].

4p. 17cm.Includes a brief history of the Mormons and a

discussion of their doctrines.USlC

4880. Letts, John M. California illustrated, including adescription of the Panama and Nicaragua routes. By a returnedCalifornian. New York, William Holdredge, publisher,1852.

vii, [9]–224p. 23cm. plates.Meets Mormons at the gold diggings in 1849,

p. 95–98.Recounts Missouri history including the “Boggs

assassination.”Howes L300.CU-B, DLC, ICN, UPB, USlC

4880a. ———. (same) New York, Published by HenryBill, 1853.

vii, [9]–224p. 24cm. plates.CU-B, DLC, IC, MH, KU, TxU, NjP, RPB, UPB

4880b. Levens, Henry C. A history of Cooper County,Missouri, from the first visit by white men, in February, 1804, tothe 5th day of July, 1876. By Henry C. Levens and NathanielM. Drake. St. Louis, Perrin & Smith, Steam Book andJob Printers, 1876.

231, [1]p. 23cm.The Mormon war, p. 88–90.“Corrections,” p. [1].DLC, ICN, MnHi, MoSW, MWA, OClWHi, UPB,

WaS

4881. Lewis, Alfred Henry. A word with you about theMormon menace. [n.p., Home Protection PublishingCompany, ca. 1905].

3p.l., [7]–11, [1]p. 13cm.Promotion material for John D. Lee’s Mormon

Menace. Includes title page.MH

4881a. Lewis, Carl. Abraham, yourself and Jacob; a change-able God. [Lamoni, Iowa, n.d.].

[4]p. 30cm.Doctrinal tract for the Reorganized Church.USlC

4882. ———. The blemished head. [Lamoni, Iowa?,c1919].

[1]p. 26 x 19cm.Concerning the authority of the RLDS Church

leaders; critical of central control.MoInRC

4883. ———. Book of Mormon. [Lamoni, Iowa,ca. 1920].

[2]p. 27cm.On back: “A righteous war . . . ” a defense of the

RLDS position on marriage.MH

4884. ———. A confession. [Lamoni, Iowa?, ca. 1920].[2]p. 21cm.RLDS doctrine of God.MoInRC

4885. Lewis, Catherine. Narrative of some of the proceed-ings of the Mormons; giving an account of their iniquities, withparticulars concerning the training of the Indians by them,description of the mode of endowment, plurality of wives, &c.,&c. Lynn [Mass.], Published by the author, 1848.

iv, [5]–24p. 25cm.Cover title.Howes L307.CSmH, CtY, DLC, ICN, NN, UPB, USlC, WHi

4886. ———. (same) Lynn [Mass.], The author, 1853.16p. 24cm.Howes L307.DLC, ICN

4887. Lewis, Charles Bertrand. Bessie Baine; or, theMormon’s victim. A tale of Utah. By M. Quad, [pseud.] ofthe Detroit Free Press. Boston, Office American Unionand Ballou’s Monthly Magazine, c1876.

37p. 15cm. illus.Cover title.In blue pictorial wrappers.Fiction concerning Mormonism.The Sorceress of the Campbell Island by Colonel

Breuet, p. 38–66.CSmH, MH, NjP, OClWHi, USlC

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LEWIS, CATHERINE

4888. ———. (same under title) Bessie Baine; or, theMormon’s victim. By M. Quad [pseud.] Chicago,M. A. Donohue and Co., [1888?].

1p.l., 97p. 17cm. (Flashlight detective series. No. 3)NN

4889. ———. Bessie Baine; or, the Mormon’s victim. By M.Quad [pseud.] Boston, G. W. Studley, 1898.

59p. 25cm. illus. (Novelette library. No. 5)Cover title.CSmH

4890. ———. Bessie Baine; or, the Mormon’s victim. By M.Quad [pseud.] Chicago, M. A. Donohue & Co., [1912?].

99, [26]p. 15cm. (Flashlight detective series.No. 3)

In black stamped red illustrated wrapper withwhite background for title.

“The night among the nihilists,” p. [100–126].UPB

4890a. ———. “Quad’s odds;” by “M. Quad, the DetroitFree Press man.” Anecdote, humor and pathos. And otherthings. With numerous illustrations. A book never offered thepublic before. Each copy guaranteed full weight. Detroit, R. D.S. Tyler & Co., publishers . . ., Free Press Book and JobPrinting House, 1875.

xv, [17]–480p. 23cm. illus., plates.“Brigham Young’s wife,” p. 110–13.CU-B, DLC, ICU, OCl, OU, UPB, ViU

4891. Lewis, Dio. Gypsies; or, why we went gypsying in theSierras. By Dio Lewis, M.D. Boston, Eastern BookCompany, 1881.

214p. 20cm. plates, port.Another edition: UPB copy has original imprint:

M. L. Holbrock & Co. with paste-down imprint overHolbrock: New York, Clark Bros., 1882 CU-B, NIC,UPB.

“The Mormons,” p. 18–20; “The MormonTabernacle,” p. 178–79.

CU-B, DLC, MWA, NjP, NN, PPL, UHi, UPB

4891a. Lewis, Evan. Hanes chwech o benboethiaid crefyddolsef, Joseph Smith, Mahomet, Richard Brothers, Jemimah Wilson,Ann Lee, a Joanna Southcotte. Gan Evan Lewis. MerthyrTydfil, argraffwyd gan Rees Lewis, Heol-fawr, 1849.

23p. 18cm.Title in English: History of six religious hotheads.

WalS, WalN

4892. Lewis, George. Impressions of America and theAmerican churches: from journal of the Rev. G. Lewis.Edinburgh, W. P. Kennedy [etc., etc.], 1845.

viii, 432p. 22cm.Discusses Mormonism, p. 265–66. Comments on

a woman from England who was a Mormon, and onJoseph Smith.

Howes L310.CtY, DLC, NN

4893. Lewis, Henry. Das illustrierte Mississippithal,Dargestellt in 80 nach der Natur aufgenommenen Ansichtenvom Wasserfalle zu St. Anthony an bis zum Gulf von Mexico .. . von H. Lewis . . . Nebst einer historischen und geographischenBeschriebung der den Fluss begränzenden Länder, mit besondererRücksicht auf die verschiedenen den obern Mississippibewohnended Indianerstämme. Düsseldorf, Arnz & Comp.,[1857].

431p. 26cm. col. plates.Title in English: The valley of the Mississippi,

illustrated.Reprinted: Leipzig, H. Schmidt & C. Gunther,

1923. NjP.“Nauvoo, Ill.: die Mormon Stadt,” p. 225–38.

Includes two colored plates of Nauvoo and temple.Originally issued in parts nos. 1–3, 1854; nos. 4–6,

1855, “Nach dem englischen original-text deutsch bear-beit von George B. Douglas,” Dusseldorf, Arnz & Co.,vos. 7–20 (Deutsch und English) von George B.Douglas,” Dusseldorf, Elkan, Baumer & Co., 1857.

Howes L312.CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, ICN, UPB

4894. Lewis, Leon. The sons of thunder; or, the rivals ofRuby Valley. A romance of Nevada. New York, Beadle andAdams, 1888.

Various paginations. 28cm. (Banner weekly,vol. VI, no. 261 to vol. VI, no. 274)

Mormon characters included.NN

4895. Lewis, R. B. Light and truth; collected from the Bibleand ancient and modern history, containing the universal historyof the colored and the Indian race, from the creation of the worldto the present time. By R. B. Lewis, a colored man. Boston, Published by a Committee ofColored Gentlemen, Benjamin R. Roberts, printer,1844.

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LEWIS, CATHERINE

400p. 19cm.Mormonism, p. 34.DLC, NjP, NN, UPB, USlC

4897. Lewis, William A. The Church of Jesus Christ.Where is it? How shall I know it? There are many churches ofmen, only the one Church of Christ. [Llanelly, Wales,Guardian Offices, 1903].

24p. 18cm.MoInRC

4898. ———. (same) [n.p.], Reorganized Church ofJesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, [ca. 1905].

31p. 20cm.MoInRC

4899. ———. (same) [n.p.], Reorganized Church ofJesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, [ca. 1905].

33p. 18cm.MoInRC

4900. ———. (same) Lamoni, Iowa, Published by theBoard of Publications of the Reorganized Church ofJesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, [1908].

18p. 18cm. (No. 209)Cover title.In brown printed wrapper.CtY, MoInRC, UPB, USlC

4900a. ———. (same) Lamoni, Iowa, Board ofPublication of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christof Latter Day Saints, 1910.

18p. 18cm. (No. 209)In tan printed wrappers.UPB, USlC

4901. ———. (same) [Lamoni, Iowa], ReorganizedChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, [1911?].

18p. 18cm.On verso of title page: No. T1242. Printed by

Herald Publishing House, Lamoni, Iowa.UPB, USlC

4901a. ———. (same) [Lamoni, Iowa?, PublicityDepartment. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ ofLatter Day Saints, 1912?].

18p. 19cm.USlC

4905. ———. (same) Lamoni, Iowa, Published by theBoard of Publication of the Reorganized Church of

Jesus Christ, 1915.18p. 19cm. (No. 209)In green printed wrappers.MoInRC, UPB, USlC

4905a. ———. (same) [Independence, Mo.],Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter DaySaints, Herald Publishing House, [ca. 1925].

32p. 18cm.UPB

4906. ———. Only one Church of Christ, there are manychurches of men. [Lamoni, Iowa?, ca. 1910].

4p. 13cm.Author’s residence: Scranton, Pa.MoInRC

4907. ———. Some spiritual aspects of child welfare.Independence, Mo., Women’s Department of theReorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter DaySaints, [1921].

17p. 18cm.USlC

4908. Lewis, William P. An innocent people misrepresented,their faith not understood. [n.p., 1908?].

8p. 13cm.Author lived during this time at Cardiff, Wales.

Date of the publication is likely 1908 or later.MoInRC

4909. ———. (same) Scranton, Pa., T. E. Evans,printer, [n.d.].

8p. 19cm.MoInRC

4910. Leyland, Ralph Watts. Round the world in 124 days. By R. W. Leyland, F.R.G.S. With map and illustrations. Liverpool, Gilbert G. Walmsley; London,Hamilton, Adams, & Co., 1880.

vii, [2]l., 323p. 21cm. plates.Brief visit to Salt Lake City, with a tour of historic

monuments; comments on Mormonism, p. 291–99.UPB, USlC

4911. The Liahona. Independence, Mo., April 6–June 15,1907.

11 nos. weekly. 29cm.Editor: B. F. Cummings.Merged with The Elders’ Journal into Liahona, The

Elders’ Journal, June 1, 1907.

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LEWIS, WILLIAM P.

Issues 6–7 are mislabeled.MH, NN, UPB, USlC, WHi

4911a. ———. Prospectus of the Liahona. Independence,Mo., 1907.

Broadside. 28 x 22cm.Signed: Independence, Mo., 1907.Printed to serve all the missions in the United

States.UPB, USlC

4912. Liahona, the Elders’ Journal. Chattanooga,Tenn.; [Independence, Mo.], Missions of the Church ofJesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, April 6,1907–February 27, 1945.

42v. weekly, semimonthly. 25cm.First editor: B. F. Cummings.Successor to The Liahona.Voluming continues from The Elders’ Journal, of

which vols. 1–4 are entitled Elders’ Journal.Weekly 1907–19, semimonthly after 1919.UHi, ULA; UPB; USlC; WHi vol. 1, nos. 2–3, vol.

6–42

4913. ———. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daySaints was established by our Heavenly Father to bring salvationto the children of men. Liahona, the Elders’ Journal was estab-lished as a “missionary” to assist in preaching the gospel.[Independence, Mo., Zion’s Printing & Publishing Co,1918?].

[16]p. 23cm. illus.Explains why The Liahona was published.USlC

4914. Liberal Party. Utah. Address of the LiberalCommittee, reviewing the People’s Party’s “Declaration of princi-ples.” Liberal war cry: Salt Lake work for Salt Lake workmen.Read and circulate. [Salt Lake City, 1889?].

8p. 21cm.At head of title: Campaign document no. 3. A

pamphlet against the People’s Party.CSmH, MH, NjP, UPB

4914a. ———. Address to the liberal voters of Utah. [SaltLake City?, 1880?].

[4]p. 19cm.A discussion of the revival of the Liberal Party

and its intention to oppose polygamy and take politicalpower away from the predominate church of the territory.

Signed on p. [2]: Frank Hoffman, secretary. Salt

Lake City, August 26, 1880.USlC

4915. ———. Gentile meeting at Federal Court Room,February 10th, 1888. Proceedings and speeches. Reported byMcGurrin, official reporter of the Third District Court. [SaltLake City, 1888?].

47p. 20cm.“Addresses at a meeting of the Liberal Party, held

at Salt Lake City, Utah, Friday evening, February 10,1888.”

USl, USlC

4916. ———. Memorial of the non-Mormon people of Utah.To His Excellency, the President, and the Congress of theUnited States. [Salt Lake City, Territorial Liberal CentralCommittee, 1882].

[4]p. 30cm.Caption title.Signed at end: J. R. McBride [and others] of the

Territorial Liberal Central Committee.Political affairs in Utah.DLC

4918. ———. Proceedings of the Territorial LiberalConvention held at Salt Lake City, February 4, 1892.Stenographically reported by Miss B. T. McMaster. Salt LakeCity, Press of Tribune Job Printing Company, 1892.

65, [1]p. 23cm.Opposition to statehood due to the fact that

church and state was still an important issue.MH, UPB, USlC, UU

4919. ———. To the citizens of Utah. Address of theLiberal Territorial Committee. [Salt Lake City?, 1882].

8p. 22cm.Signed: H. M. Lawrence, M. M. Kaighn, Jno. R.

McBride, L. P. Higbee. Salt Lake City, Sept. 6, 1882.Possibility of overriding the “unscrupulous theoc-

racy” due to the Edmunds Bill.CSmH, UPB, USl

4920. Library of universal knowledge; being a reprint entire ofthe last (1879) Edinburgh and London edition of Chamber’sEncyclopedia, a dictionary of universal knowledge for the people.New York, American Book Exchange, 1880.

20v. 17cm.“The Mormons,” vol. 9, p. 770–77.UPB, USlC

4922. Lienhard, Heinrich. Californien unmittelbar vor und

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LEWIS, WILLIAM P.

nach der Entdeckung des Goldes. Bilder aus dem leben desHeinrich Lienhard von Bilten, Kanton Glarus in Nauvoo,Nordamerika. Ein Beitrag zur Jubiläumsfeier derGoldentdeckung und zur Kulturgeschichte Californiens. Zürich,Fäsi & Beer, 1898.

318p. 23cm. port.In green ornamental wrappers.Title in English: California before and after the

discovery of gold.Another edition: Zurich, Buchdruckerei C.

Aschmann, 1898 UPB; Zurich, E. Speidel, 1900 CU-B,CtY, DLC, ICJ, UPB, USlC.

Crossed Utah in 1846. References to SamuelBrannan and Mormons at Sutter’s Fort, p. 194.

Howes L332.CtY, CU-B, DLC, ICN, NjP, NN, UHi, ULA,

UPB, USlC

4922a. A life among the Mormons. [n.p., ca. 1870].Broadside. 26 x 17cm.First column begins “Ever of thee.” No. 826 at

the foot.Mormon poetry or song.UPB

4923. The life and labors of Eliza R. Snow Smith; with a full account of her funeral services. Salt Lake City,Published at the Juvenile Instructor Office, 1888.

2p.l., [3]–37p. 18cm.In tan printed wrappers.CU-B, DLC, NjP, UHi, ULA, UPB, USl, USlC,

UU

4923b. Life guards assembly. A military assembly of theBattalion of Life Guards will be held in the Social Hall. G. S.L. City, 185[6].

Broadside. 17 x 11cm.A branch of the Nauvoo Legion.At foot: G. S. L. City, Feb. 4, 1856, with date in

mss.UPB

4923c. Life history of brother Lars R. Jensen. [n.p.,ca. 1900].

Broadside. 22 x 17cm.Biography.USlC

4923d. Life in Utah; or, the mysteries and crimes ofMormonism. . . . [Philadelphia?, National Publishing Co.,publishers, ca. 1870].

Broadsheet. 31 x 15cm.

Advertisement for Beadle’s Life in Utah . . . UPB

4925. The life of the emigrant: Great Salt Lake City, andMormonism at home. By a Georgian. Milledgeville, Printedfor the author, 1854.

64p. 15cm.In blue printed wrappers.Trip through Utah in 1850.OC

4925a. The life sketch of Lydia Mamreoff von Finkelstein(Madame Mountford). With original photographic views takenby the author in the Holy Land. New York, 1908.

48, [1]p. 21cm. illus.Mormons mentioned, p. 33.DLC, NN, USlC

4926. A life sketch of Mary Alice Cannon Lambert by herchildren. Salt Lake City, 1908.

23p. 17cm. ports.Cover title.In cream printed wrappers.UPB, USlC

4927. Light from the home paper of Hans Peter Freece, The“Richfield Reaper,” Thursday, May 28th, 1908. . . .[Liverpool?, Millennial Star Office?, 1908?].

4p. 22cm.Caption title.Refutation of the falsehoods written by Freece in

his “Letter of an apostate Mormon to his son.”Final paragraph signed on p. 4: Yours truly,

Margaret A. Freece.UHi, UPB, USlC, UU

4927a. (same) [n.p., ca. 1908].[4]p. 16cm.Caption title.Final paragraph signed on p. [4]: Yours truly,

Margaret A. Freece.UPB

4928. The Light of Messiah. On the gospel of freedom andthe Order of Messiah. Dr. P. W. P. Fagerstjerna. SanFrancisco, C. W. Gordon, 1888.

ix, 380p. 23cm.The introduction in volume one indicates there

will be seven volumes published but extant copies sug-gest that it was issued only through vol. 3, no. 2.

C vol. 1, vol. 3, nos. 1–2; CU-B vol. 1–2; DLC vol.1; MH vol. 1; MoInRC vol. 1; ULA vol. 1; UPB vol. 1;

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LIFE SKETCH . . .

USlC vol. 3, no. 2; UU vol. 1; WHi vol. 1

4929. Light on Mormonism. Cleveland, Ohio, TheUtah Gospel Mission, 1922–50.

26v. 27cm. illus.First editor: J. D. Nutting.Title page of first five volumes reads: The little

cyclopedia of Mormonism.CSmH vol. 1–10; CU-B vol. 1, no. 1–3, vol. 2, no.

3–4, vol. 17, no. 1–4; DLC; UHi; ULA; UPB; USlC;WHi

4930. Lillywhite, John Phillip. Mordersdag. [Written forMother’s Day, May, 1929, by John P. Lillywhite in behalf ofthe missionaries of the Netherland Mission]. [Rotterdam,Netherlands Mission], 1929.

[8]l. 21cm.Cover title.In English and Dutch.Title in English: Mother’s Day.Mormon poetry.UPB, UU

4931. ———. Een Mormoonsch antwoord. Rotterdam,Uitgegeven door de Nederlandsche zending van deKerk van Jezus Christus van de Heiligen der LaatsteDagen, [ca. 1923].

16p. 20cm.Title in English: An answer of a Mormon.USlC

4932. ———. Smile posts of satisfaction. Rotterdam,Holland, [1929].

1p.l., [3]–168p. 19cm.Includes title vignette.NjP, UPB, USlC, UU

4933. ———. Wat is het Evangelie. Rotterdam,Uitgegeven door de Nederlandsche Zending, [ca. 1923].

16p. 20cm.Title in English: What is the gospel.UPB, USlC

4934. Lincoln, Abraham. Speech of Hon. AbrahamLincoln, in reply to Judge Douglas, delivered in Representatives’Hall. Springfield, Illinois, June 26th, 1857. [n.p., 1857?].

7p. 23cm.Caption title.Answer to Douglas’ policy for Utah as proposed

two weeks earlier.

Lincoln was also for legislation to ban polygamy,but assailed Douglas’ position on how to accomplish itand the doctrine of self-government.

DLC, UPB, USlC

4934a. Lincoln, Geo. S. Fulfilled prophecy. A historicalsketch of the church. [Lamoni, Iowa, Printed at HeraldSteam Book and Job Office, ca. 1882].

8p. 23cm.RLDS discussion of fulfilled prophecies.USlC

4935. Lincoln Highway Association. The complete officialroad guide of the Lincoln highway. Detroit, Mich, Publishedby the Lincoln Highway Association, c1924.

536p. 23cm. illus., ports., maps.Includes section on Salt Lake City and brief dis-

cussion of Mormonism to Gold Hill, Utah, p. 434–59.Many references to Utah history.Published first in 1915 and published in many sub-

sequent editions.CU-B, DLC, UPB

4935a. Lind, George Dallas. The marvelous story of man.Embracing his origin, antiquity, primitive condition, races, lan-guages, religions, superstitions, customs and peculiarities, with his-tory of civilization. Chicago, Thompson and Thomas,c1900.

522p. 21cm. illus.Includes “The Mormons,” p. 360–61.PBa, UPB

4936. Lindelof, O. J. S. A trip to the North Pole; or, Thediscovery of the ten tribes as found in the Arctic Ocean. Andpublished by O. J. S. Lindelof, owner and proprietor, 169 SouthThird East, Salt Lake City, Utah. Salt Lake City, TribunePublishing Company, 1903.

200p. 18cm.In illustrated red on gray printed wrappers.Fiction concerning the Mormon doctrine on the

gathering.UPB, USlC

4937. Lindencrone, Lillie DeHegermann. The sunnyside of diplomatic life, 1875–1912. Illustrated with portraits,facsimiles, etc. New York and London, Harper & BrothersPublishers, 1914.

ix, [1], 336, [1]p. 23cm. port.Visited Salt Lake City in 1875, p. 27–30.Disappointed with treatment.NjP, UPB, USlC

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LIGHT FROM THE HOME PAPER . . .

4937a. Lindsay, Agnes Yullo. Farewell hymn. Dedicated toPresident William Gibson, on his being called to leave theEdinburgh Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. [Dundee?, 1849?].

Broadside. 21 x 14cm.Text within ornamental border.Poem in eight 4-line stanzas, dated at end:

Dundee, Oct. 31, 1849.Variant printing in gold. UPB.UPB, USlC

4938. Lindsay, Charles. The Big Horn Basin, by CharlesLindsay. A dissertation presented to the faculty of the GraduateCollege of the University of Nebraska in part fulfillment of therequirements for the degree of doctor of philosophy, Departmentof History. Lincoln Neb, 1930.

4p.l., 7–274p. 23cm.In gray printed wrappers.Includes Mormon settlement in the Big Horn

Basin, Wyoming, in 1887–88, p. 163–67.DLC, NjP, ULA, UPB, USlC

4939. Lindsay, John Shanks. The Mormons and the theatre;or, the history of theatricals in Utah; with reminiscences andcomments, humorous and critical. Salt Lake City, [CenturyPrinting], 1905.

178p. 20cm. illus., port.In green illustrated wrappers. Includes illustration

of Salt Lake Theatre.CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, MH, MoInRC, NjP,

NN, TxDaM-D, UHi, ULA, UPB, USl, USlC, UU

4940. Lineal priesthood. [Extracts from sermons delivered atIndependence, Oct. 11th, 1896]. [Independence, Mo.?,189–].

8p. 21cm.At head of title: Searchlight rays! No. 1. Price

5 cents. For sale at office of “The Searchlight,”Independence, Mo . . .

Hedrickite tract.MoInRC

4941. Lines suggested on the death of Mrs. Elizabeth P.Crombie, formerly of Boston, Massachusetts. Who died July20th, 1850 at 10 o’clock P.M., aged thirty-eight years.[Kanesville, Iowa?, ca. 1851].

Broadside. 25 x 10cm.Printed on blue paper.Text within ornamental border.USlC

4942. Linford, James Henry. An autobiography of JamesHenry Linford, Patriarch, of Kaysville, Utah. [Kaysville,Utah?], Published by himself, 1919.

2p.l., [7]–87p. 23cm. port.UHi, USlC

4943. Linforth, James. The Rev. C. W. Lawrence’s, “Fewwords from a pastor to his people on the subject of the Latter-daySaints,” replied to and refuted by James Linforth. Liverpool,Printed by J. Sadler, [1851?].

8p. 21cm.Caption title.Answer to Douglas’s policy for Utah as proposed

two weeks earlier.Lincoln was also for legislation to ban polygamy,

but assailed Douglas’s position on how to accomplish itand the doctrine of self-government.

CSmH, CtY, ICN, MH, NjP, UHi, UPB, USlC

4944. Linn, William Alexander. The story of theMormons, from the date of their origin to the year 1901. NewYork, The Macmillan Company; London, Macmillan &Co., Ltd., 1902.

xxv, 637p. 24cm. diags., facsims.Howes L366.CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, ICHi, ICN, InNd, NjPT,

NN, USl, USlC, UU, WHi

4945. ———. (same) New York, The MacmillanCompany; London, Macmillan & Co., Ltd., 1923.

xxv, 637p. 24cm. diags., facsims.Howes L366.CSmH, CtY, MoInRC, NjP, NN, OCl, OClWHi,

ODW, UHi, UPB, USlC

4946. Lippincott, Sara Jane (Clarke). New life in newlands: Notes of travel. By Grace Greenwood [pseud.]Brooklyn, N.Y., D. S. Holmes, c1872.

vi, 7–413p. 20cm.Other editions: New York, J. B. Ford and Co.,

1873 CSmH, CU-B, NjP, NN, UPB; London, S. Low,Marston, Low and Searle, 1873 UU; New York, J. B.Ford and Co., 1875 PNt.

Trip to Utah; favorably impressed with Mormons,though opposed to polygamy, p. 131–72.

CSmH, NjP, UHi

4947. Listen to the Voice of Truth. New York,[Printed by S. Brannan & Co.], 1844.

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LINN, WILLIAM ALEXANDER

1v., [4p.]. 23cm.Only one 4-page issue published.Includes “A sketch of the faith of the Church of

Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints particularly for thosewho are unacquainted with our principles.” Reprint of apart of Orson Pratt’s “Remarkable visions.” See theProphet, August, September, 1844.

Crawley 235.NN, UPB, WHi

4947a. Literary notes from Frank E. Housh. . . .Brattleboro, Vt., Frank E. Housh, Publ’r, 1885.

Broadside. 10 x 9cm.Advertisement for the book “Treason in Utah.”UPB

4947b. Little Book of Mormon lesson pictures. [Salt LakeCity?, ca. 1897].

24 cards. 11cm. illus. (col.) Cards that reproduce the illustrations from the

Book of Mormon picture charts, part 1 published in 1892,see entry 748; and part 2 published in 1897, see entry748a.

USlC4948. Little, Feramorz. Order of procession. Instructionsand order of march for pioneer parade. [Salt Lake City, ca.1880].

Broadside. 26 x 14cm.24th of July parade.USlC

4949. Little, James Amasa. Biographical sketch of FeramorzLittle. Salt Lake City, Juvenile Instructor Office, 1890.

vii, [9]–191p. 23cm.Howes L381.CSmH, CtY, ICN, MH, NN, UHi, UPB, USlC, UU

4950. ———. From Kirtland to Salt Lake City. Salt LakeCity, James A. Little, publisher, Printed at the JuvenileInstructor Office, 1890.

viii, [9]–260p. 23cm. illus.From the preface: This book may be considered

an epitome of the motives and experiences of theSaints who rejoiced and suffered in the persecutionsand exoduses attending the early growth of the latter-day work.

CLU, CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, ICN, MB,MoInRC, NN, NjP, NjPT, OCl, OClWHi, UHi, ULA,UPB, USlC, UU, WHi

4951. ———. Jacob Hamblin; a narrative of his personalexperience as a frontiersman, missionary to the Indians, and

explorer, disclosing interpositions of Providence, severe privations,perilous situations and remarkable escapes. Fifth book of thefaith-promoting series. Designed for the instruction and encourage-ment of young Latter-day Saints. Salt Lake City, JuvenileInstructor office, 1881.

viii, [9]–144p. 19cm. (Faith-promoting series)Catalogue of church publications p. 141–44.Howes L383.CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, MH, NjP, NN, UHi,

UPB, USlC, UU, WHi

4952. ———. (same) The fifth book of the faith-promotingseries. Designed for the instruction and encouragement of youngLatter-day Saints. Second edition. Salt Lake City, DeseretNews, 1909.

viii, [9]–151p. 20cm. (Faith-promoting series)CSmH, CtY, DLC, UHi, ULA, UPB, USlC, WHi

4953. Little, Jesse Carter. Circular. To the Church of JesusChrist of Latter-day Saints, scattered abroad through the easternand middle states: Greeting. [Peterborough?, N.H., 1846?].

8p. 22cm.Caption title.Signed: J. C. Little, Peterborough, N.H., April 6,

1846.Includes emigration instructions.Crawley 304.CHi

4954. ———. Circular. Epistle of the Church of Jesus Christof Latter Day Saints, in the Eastern States, sent greeting.[Peterborough, N.H., 1846?].

8p. 22cm.Caption title.Signed: J. C. Little, President of the eastern

churches. Peterborough, N. H., Nov. 12th, 1846.Brief summary of activities of the church in 1846

and emigration instructions.Crawley 313.UPB, USlC

4955. ———. Circular the second, published by Elder J. C. Little, president of the “Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,” in the Eastern States, Philadelphia, May 15th,1846. [Philadelphia?, 1846?].

8p. 22cm.Caption title.Emigration instructions.Crawley 306.CHi, UPB, USlC

4956. ———. A collection of sacred hymns, for the use of

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LINN, WILLIAM ALEXANDER

Latter Day Saints. Selected and published by J. C. Little andG. B. Gardner. Bellows Falls, Vt., Printed by Blake andBailey, 1844.

80p. 14cm. music.Crawley 246.CSmH, CtY, MH, UPB, USlC, Vt

4956a. Little Hotel. Salt Lake City. Salt Lake City,[Arrow Press, ca. 1920].

[4]p. 16cm.Description of Salt Lake City with the Articles of

Faith.UPB

4956b. Little, Richard Henry. A trip to YellowstoneNational Park over the Union Pacific. Omaha, Neb., UnionPacific Railroad Company by E. L. Lomax,G. P. A., c1909.

74p. 13 x 18cm.Includes discussion of the Mormons, p. 52–70.WyMY

4956c. A little talk, between John Robinson and his masterabout Mormonism, shewing its origin, absurdity, and impiety.[Bedford, Printed and sold by W. White; Also byHamilton, Adams, & Co., London, 1840?].

8p. 17cm.UPB

4957. The Little World. Salt Lake City, MerchantPrinting Company, August 1890–.

v. monthly. 25cm.Edited by Joseph Hyrum Parry; Volumes 2–3 pub-

lished by Jos. Hyrum Parry.Designed for LDS children.Volume 3 title changed to The Children’s World.UPB. vol. 1, no. 23, vol. 2, nos. 6, 9–12, 14–15,

17–18, 20, 22–23, vol. 3, no. 4; USlC vol. 1, no. 2

4958. Littlefield, Charles Edgar. Representative-elect fromUtah . . . Speech of Hon. Charles E. Littlefield of Maine, inthe House of Representatives, Tuesday, January 23, 1900.Washington, [Govt. Print. Off.], 1900.

52p. 23cm.Fales & Flake 1259.CU-B, DLC, UPB

4958a. Littlefield, Lyman Omer. Celestial marriage, evi-dence that the revelation on celestial marriage was revealedthrough Joseph Smith. Positive proof that Joseph Smith had plu-ral wives. [n.p., ca. 1886].

4p. 27cm.

Smith (Joseph III)—Littlefield correspondence,testimony of Mercy Thompson, David Fullmer, etc.

MoInRC

4958b. ———. The Latter Day Saints: a poem in two cantos;by Omer [pseud.], author of “Eliza or the broken vow.”Nauvoo, Ill., Printed for the author, 1841.

iv, [5]–15p. 16cm.Poem concerning the Missouri period of the

church.Byrd 650, Crawley 113.CtY, USlC

4959. ———. The martyrs; a sketch of the lives and a fullaccount of the martyrdom of Joseph and Hyrum Smith, togetherwith a concise review of the most prominent incidents connectedwith the persecutions of the Saints, from the time the church wasorganized up to the year 1846. Salt Lake City, JuvenileInstructor Office, 1882.

2p.l., 120p. 19cm. 2 ports.CSmH, CtY, CU, CU-B, DLC, ICN, MH,

MoInRC, NjP, NjPT, UHi, ULA, UPB, USl, USlC, UU,WHi

4959a. ———. Mrs. Fanny Murry—Dear friend: Yours of28th of April has been received and read over. . . . [CouncilBluffs, Iowa?, 1854?].

Broadside. 28 x 13cm.At head of title: Council Bluffs City, Pottawatomie

Co., Iowa, Sunday evening, June 18, 1854.Signed: Lyman Omer Littlefield.Letter notes that they will not emigrate this year.

Progress of Mormonism in Utah and the world.USlC

4959b. ———. An open letter, addressed to President JosephSmith, Jr., of the Re-organized Church of Jesus Christ ofLatter-Day Saints, and others conspicuous at the conferencerecently held in the temple at Kirtland, O. [Logan, Utah,1883].

[4]p. 25cm.Signed on p. [4]: Respectfully, L. O. Littlefield.

Logan, Utah, April 27, 1883.UPB, USlC

4960. ———. Reminiscences of Latter-day Saints. Giving anaccount of much individual suffering endured for religious con-science. Logan, Utah, Utah Journal Co., printers, 1888.

viii, [9]–208p. 22cm. port.Errata slip inserted.Reminiscences particularly of the Missouri period,

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LITTLEFIELD, LYMAN OMER

with statements from other people as well as his narra-tive.

CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, ICN, ICU, MH,MoInRC, NjP, NN, UHi, UPB, USl, USlC, ViU

4961. ———. To the Sixth Quorum of Seventies of theChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. [CouncilBluffs, Iowa?, 1854?].

Broadside. 41 x 26cm.At head of title: Council Bluffs City, Pottawatamie

County, Iowa, Sunday evening, August 13, 1854.Concerning his mission and why he remained at

Council Bluffs.USlC

4962. Lives of our leaders. Character sketches of living presi-dents and apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daySaints. With portraits. Salt Lake City, The Deseret News,1901.

3p.l., [9]–264p. 19cm. front., ports.“Character sketches contained in this volume first

appeared in the Juvenile Instructor.”IWW, NjP, NN, UHi, UPB, USlC, UU

4963. Livesey, Richard. An exposure of Mormonism, beinga statement of facts relating to the self-styled “Latter-daySaints,” and the origin of the Book of Mormon, by RichardLivesey of Winchendon, Massachusetts, America, minister ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church. Preston, Printed by J.Livesey, 1838.

12p. 22cm.NN, USlC

4963a. ———. (same) Manchester, Wm. Shakleton andSon, printers, 1840.

12p. 22cm.In this state Latter-day Saints is printed Latter Day

Saints.UPB

4964. ———. (same) Wrexham [Wales], Printed by W. Bayley, 1840.

12p. 21cm.CtY, NN

4965. Lizzie Lester; or, the Mormon’s plot. London,Published by G. Potter, [n.d.].

1p.l., [3]–64p. 15cm. illus. (Pocket family library.No. 48)

Cover title: Lizzie Lorton [sic] or the Mormon’s

plot.Fiction concerning Mormonism.UU

4966. Ljusstrålar, Herren har besökt jorden. “Mormonismen” isammandrag. [Köpenhamn, Utgifven och förlagd afAndreas Peterson, Tryckt hos F. E. Bording (V.Petersen), ca. 1900].

8p. 24cm.Title in English: Enlightenment. The Lord has vis-

ited the earth.UPB, USlC

4967. Llewellin, Frederick G. Is Mormonism a fraud? A revised reprint of special articles from the “LancasterGuardian.” By the Rev. Frederick G. Llewellin. Curate of S.Thomas’ Church, Lancaster. Lancaster, E. & J. L. Milner . .. , [ca. 1910].

16p. 22cm.MoInRC, UPB, USlC

4968. ———. The rise of the Joe Smith “religion” by the Rev.Frederick G. Llewellin. (Curate of S. Thomas’ Church,Lancaster). Lancaster, E. & J. L. Milner, “Guardian”Office, [1910?].

4p. 22cm.At head of title: Beware of the “Latter-day Saints”

or Mormon “elders.”Following title: Please keep this leaflet for refer-

ence. The statements may be relied on, being drawnchiefly from Mormon sources.

MoInRC, UPB, USlC

4969a. Lloyd, James T. Lloyd’s steamboat directory, and dis-asters on the western waters, containing the history of the firstapplication of steam, as a motive power; the lives of John Fitchand Robert Fulton, likenesses & engravings of their first steam-boats. . . . Cincinnati, James T. Lloyd & Co., 1856.

326p. 23cm. illus., maps.Includes “Explosion of the Saluda,” which notes

the deaths of Mrs. Dunbar and child as well as manyMormons, p. 277–78.

DLC, IaHi, IaU, ICJ, MB, MH, MiU, MoU, NjP,NN, OF, ViU, ViW, WaS

4969b. Lloyd, T. E. Carroll-Lloyd expose. Rev. A. Carroll, ofIndependence, Missouri, attacks the divine authenticity of theBook of Mormon and the mission of Joseph Smith.[Independence., Mo.?, ca. 1895].

20p. 22cm. facsim.Caption title.

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LITTLEFIELD, LYMAN OMER

CtY, MoInRC, UPB

4969c. Llyfr cronicl prophwydi Mormonaidd. Ychydig o hanesgweithredoedd twyllodrus, rhai o’r “Seintiau y DyddiauDiweddaf.” Ynghyd a melldithion ofnadwy Duw, ar gau broph-wydi a’r rhyfygus. . . . Llanymddyfri, Argrffwyd gan E.Morriss, Heol-y-brenin, [1848].

12p. 20cm.Title in English: Chronicle of the Mormon

prophets.Brief account of deceitful acts of some Latter-day

Saints.WalN

4970. Lobenstine, William Christian. Extracts from thediary of William C. Lobenstine; December 31, 1851–1858.Biographical sketch by Belle W. Lobenstine. [New York],Printed privately, 1920.

8p.l., 101p. 23cm. illus.Passed through Salt Lake City in 1851. Although

Mormon religion has many foolish things, the socialstructure is very good, p. 43–44.

Howes L410.CU-B, DLC, NjP, NN, UHi, UPB

4970a. Lockwood, Belva Anna Bennett. The Mormonquestion. [Salt Lake City?, ca. 1888].

Broadside. 43 x 15cm.National women’s suffrage leader. She feels that

the government has been unfair toward the Mormonsand that Utah should be admitted as a state. She com-ments on women’s suffrage in Utah.

USlC

4970b. Loeber, Charles G. Prospectus. Salt Lake City,New Print, 1873.

Broadside. 28 x 22cm.An advertisement offering by subscription a book

on life in Utah among the Mormons. The book wasprobably never published.

Printed at foot: W. S. Trescott, sole canvasser andagent for the territory.

USlC

4970c. Logan, John Alexander. A bill in aid of executionof the laws in the territory of Utah, and for other purposes.[Washington?, Govt. Print. Off.?, 1873?].

16p. 29cm. (U.S. 43d Cong. 1st Sess. Senate.S. 83)

Fales & Flake 407.DLC

4970d. Logan, Mary Simmerson (Cunningham).Reminiscences of a soldier’s wife. By Mrs. John A. Logan. NewYork, Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1913.

xvi, 470p. 22cm. illus., ports, plates.Meeting with Bishop Dusenberry and discussion

of polygamy, p. 314–15.CLU, DLC, KU, NjP, OrP, USlC, WaSp

4970e. Logan Temple. Appointments, instructions and sug-gestions issued by the Logan Temple, January 1, 1929. For theuse of presidents of stakes, bishops of wards and genealogicalcommittees in the Logan Temple District. [Logan, Utah,1929].

14p. 17cm.USlC

4971. Logan temple lectures; a series of lectures delivered beforethe Temple School of Science during the years 1885–6 by MosesThatcher, Jas. A. Leishman, C. W. Nibley, Jas. Z. Steward, W.H. Apperley, John E. Carlisle. Logan City, Utah, The UtahJournal Company, publishers, [1886?].

2p.l., [5]–143p. 22cm.In gray printed wrappers.CSmH, MH, UHi, UPB, USlC, UU

4971a. Lomas, Thomas J. Recollections of a busy life.[Cresco, Iowa?, 1923].

220p. 19cm. port.Spends a week in Salt Lake City in 1864, with

comments on Utah and the Mormons, p. 50–55.CtY, ICN, IHi, MH, KU, UPB

4972. Lomax, John Avery. Cowboy songs and other frontierballads, collected by John A. Lomax, M.A., University ofTexas . . . with an introduction by Barrett Wendell. NewYork, Sturgis & Walton Company, 1910.

xxvi, 326p. 20cm. facsim.Other editions: New York, Sturgis & Walton, 1916

DLC; New York, The Macmillan Company, 1922 UHi,ULA, USlC; New York, 1925 NjP, UPB.

Two songs about Brigham Young: Mormon song,p. 182–84; Mormon bishop’s lament, p. 47–50.

DLC, NjP, NN, UPB, UU

4972a. London, Jack. The iron heel. New York, TheMacmillan Company; London, Macmillan & Co., Ltd.,1908.

2p.l., vii–xiv p., [1]l., 354, [4]p. 20cm.Concerning the Danites, p. 352–54.DLC, MH, NjP, TxU, UPB, UU, ViU

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LOGAN TEMPLE LECTURES . . .

4973. ———. The star rover. New York, The MacmillanCompany, 1915.

3p.l., 329, [1]p. 20cm. col. front.Other editions: New York, Grosset and Dunlap

[1917] IU, PU; New York, Macmillan Company, 1929DLC, MH; also, in German: Die Zwangsjacke. Berlin,Universitas [c1930] DLC; also published under title:The Jacket, London, Mills and Boon [1915] UPB.

In the novel, Darrell Standing becomes JesseFancher and relives the days of the Mountain Meadowsmassacre, p. 128–54.

CU-B, DLC, NjP, NN, PPL, PPM, ULA, UPB,USlC

4974. Long, Elmer E. The Dekalb agreement, the beginningof the end of distress and sorrow, Satan’s dreadful contagion isarrested. There are brighter days ahead. Independence, Mo.,[ca. 1925].

8p. 20cm.A Church of Christ publication on supreme direc-

tional control.MoInRC

4975. ———. Extracts from letters and articles written.[Independence, Mo.?, ca. 1925].

[1]p. 28cm.RLDS struggle for supreme directional control.MoInRC

4975a. ———. Facts about the Bible and what it teaches.[Douglas, Ariz., n.d.].

[15]p. 23cm.USlC

4976. ———. The failures of Campbellism; or, the currentreformation in contrast with truth revealed. [Lamoni, Iowa,Published by the Board of Publication of theReorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter DaySaints, 1914].

139p. 19cm.Cover title.In green printed wrappers.MoInRC, NjP, UPB

4977. ———. Minority rights; or, in the footsteps of thefathers. The protesting saints declare themselves. Independence,Mo., The Messenger, [ca. 1926].

23p. 20cm.RLDS position.USlC

4978. ———. (same) Second edition. Independence, Mo.,The Messenger, [ca. 1928].

23, [1]p. 20cm.MH

4979. ———. (same under title) Minority rights and theChurch of Christ. Revised and enlarged. Third edition.[Independence, Mo.?, 1929?].

55p. 22cm.Church of Christ (Temple Lot) point of view on

the RLDS problem of central control.MoInRC

4980. ———. Secret mysteries; ancient and modern. By ElderE. E. Long. Lamoni, Iowa, Herald Publishing HousePrint, [ca. 1907].

71p. 18cm.In gray printed wrappers.The problem of the individual good and evil

institutions.UPB, USlC

4981. ———. Take heed. There is danger ahead. [Douglas,Ariz.?, n.d.].

8p. 23cm.Author’s home: Douglas, Arizona.Church of Christ tract on apostasy.MoInRC

4982. Long, Mrs. J. “The beautiful valley of Utah” and otherpoems by Mrs. J. Long. Eureka and Mammoth, Utah,Record Press, c1924.

63p. 17cm.In blue illustrated wrappers.Mormon poetry.UPB, USlC

4983. Long, John Dixon. Picture of slavery in church andstate; including personal reminiscences, biographical sketches, anec-dotes, etc. etc. With an appendix, containing the views of JohnWesley and Richard Watson on slavery. By Rev. John DixonLong. A superannuated minister of the Philadelphia AnnualConference of the Methodist Church. Philadelphia, Theauthor, 1857.

1p.l., 7–410p., [1]l. 20cm.Another edition: 3d ed. 1857 UPB.“Slavery and Mormonism,” p. 261–64.DLC, NjP, USlC

4984. A long trail. Being the diary of a journey through North

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LOMAS, THOMAS J.

America. May–August, 1927. [n.p., ca. 1928].1p.l., [3]–40p. 42cm.Salt Lake City, p. 21–22. Very favorably impressed

with the Mormons.USlC

4985. Longworth, Maria Theresa. Theresina in Americaby Therese Yelverton (Viscountess Avonmore). London,Richard Bentley and Son, 1875.

2v. in 1. 19cm.Welsh girl, inspired with holy horror by polygamy

and not by “poor Joe Smith, who was a mere maniac;”Mormonism, vol.. 1, p. 5–37.

CtY, CU, DLC, USlC, vol. 2, UU

4986. Loomis, Leander Vaness. A journal of theBirmingham Emigrating Company. The record of a trip fromBirmingham, Iowa, to Sacramento, California, in 1850.Together with five early itineraries covered in part of this com-pany. With supplementary data compiled from historical sourcesand notes and photographs taken along the line of travel. Editedby Edgar M. Ledyard. Salt Lake City, [Legal Printing Co.],1928.

7p.l., 198p. 23cm. plates, ports., fold. map.“The Latter-day Saints’ emigrants guide,”

p. [3]–128.Howes L464.CSmH, CU-B, DLC, ICN, NjP, UHi, UPB, ULA,

USlC, UU

4987. Lord, Eliot. Comstock mining and miners.Washington, Govt. Print. Off., 1883.

xiv, 451p. 31cm. maps. (U.S. Geological Survey.Monographs. Vol. 4)

Mormon participation in Nevada gold discoveries;their recall from Nevada, p. 10–12.

Fales & Flake 637.CU-B, DLC, UHi

4988. ———. The drama of Virginia City. [Carson City,Nev., Nevada State Print., c1925].

4p.l., 92p. 21cm.Another edition: c1926 CU-B, DLC, NN, UHi.Adapted from his Comstock mining and miners.Brief mention of Mormon colonization in Nevada

and gold interest.UHi, UPB

4989. The Lord’s harvest, or the dawn of the twelfth hour, byone of the literal bbranches [sic] on the root of Jesse. [Beaver,Utah?, 1876].

6p. 22cm.Signed: Beaver, April 15, 1876.Doctrinal dissertation on the last days.Place of Joseph Smith and Brigham Young in the

kingdom, and what is to follow.CtY

4989a. Losee, Almira. Life sketches: being narrations ofscenes occurring in the labours of Almira Losee. Written by her-self. New York, Nelson & Phillips; Cincinnati,Hitchcock & Walden, 1877.

229p. 19cm. port.Final chapter: “Going to Mormondom to tell of

the conqueror,”p. [5]–10, 221–28.IaU, NcD, NN, UPB, USlC

4990. Lossing, Benson John. Complete history of theUnited States, from the discovery of the American continent tothe present time. With a valuable concordance comprising a sys-tem of cross references interwoven with foot-notes throughout thework and much important supplementary matter. [New York],Published for the Home Educational League ofAmerica, c1902.

2v. in 1. 26cm. illus., ports., facsims.Brief history of the Mormons, expulsion to Utah

and a portrait of Joseph Smith, 503–7, 537. Includesportrait of Joseph Smith after p. 504.

USlC, UU

4991. ———. The countries of the Western world. The gov-ernments and people of North, South and Central America,from the landing of Columbus to the present time. . . . Preparedby Benson J. Lossing . . . and other well-known writers. . . .New York, Gay Brothers & Co., 1890.

xxxi p., [1]l., [53]–698 (i.e. 700)p. 25cm. illus.,plates, double front., port.

Mormonism, p. 297–303, 472, 523, 534–35.DLC, UPB, USlC

4992. ———. A history of the United States for families andlibraries. Hartford, Belknap & Bliss, 1872.

780p. 26cm. illus., plates, port.Mormonism, p. 499, 503–7, 537.USlC

4993. Lotsy, Johannes Paulus. Van den AtlantischenOceaan naar de Stille Zuidzee in 1922. Dagboek van een boan-icus, die niet alleen naar planted keek door Dr. J. P. Lotsy. ‘s-Gravenhage, G. Naeff, 1923.

xii, [1], 491p. 25cm.Title in English: From the Atlantic Ocean to the

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LOSSING, BENSON JOHN

South Pacific Ocean in 1922.Chap. XXV “In de stad en het land der

Mormonen,” p. [354]–65.DLC, USlC

4994. Loud, Grover Cleveland. Evangelized America.New York, Lincoln Mac Veagh, The Dial Press;Toronto, Longmans, Green & Company, 1928.

xvi p., [1]l., 373p. 21cm. plates, ports.“The Mormon Moses,” a brief history of

Mormonism, p. 144–62.CU, DLC, MB, NjP, NjPT, NN, PSC, UPB, USl,

USlC, UU, ViU

4994a. Loudun, Eugene [pseud.] Les nouveaux Jacobins.Paris, C. Dillet, Libraire-Editeur, 1869.

vii, 367p. 18cm.“Joe Smith et les Mormons,” p. 316–22.Author: Eugene Balleyguier.MH, UPB

4995. Lovejoy, Mary Evelyn Wood. History of Royalton,Vermont, with family genealogies, 1769–1911, by Evelyn M.Wood Lovejoy. Published by the town and the Royalton Woman’sClub. Burlington, Vt., Free Press Printing Company,1911.

xii, 1146p. 25cm. plates, ports., 3 fold. maps, fac-sims.

“The Joseph Smith family in Vermont” and adescription of the Joseph Smith monument, p. 644–48.

DLC, UPB, USlC

4995a. A lover of truth. Remarks on the doctrines, practices,&c. of the Latter-day Saints: Setting forth the marvellous thingsconnected with this new light from America. Preston, Printedby J. Livesey, [n.d.].

8p. 20cm.Lancaster Record Office

4996. Lovett, Richard. Mormonism. [London, TheReligious Tract Society, ca. 1890].

15p. 17cm. (No. 760)USlC

4997. ———. United States pictures drawn with pen and pen-cil . . . With a map and one hundred and fifty-seven engravings.By Richard Lovett, M.A. . . . [London], The ReligiousTract Society, 1891.

223, [1]p. 29cm. illus., plates, fold. map.A visit to Salt Lake in 1891. His account includes a

history of Mormonism and a description of TempleSquare, p. 164–74.

CtY, DLC, UHi, UPB, UU

4998. Lowe, Josiah Beatson. “Mormonism,” by the Rev.Josiah B. Lowe, M.A., incumbent of St. Jude’s, delivered at theConcert Hall, Liverpool, on Thursday evening, November 13th,1851. Liverpool, W. T. Thompson; London, Wertheimand Macintosh; Dublin, P. Dixon Hardy and Son,[1851?].

1p.l., [63]–98p. 17cm.At head of title: Liverpool Church of England

Institution lectures. Second course. No. 3.MH, UPB, USlC

4999. ———. Mormonism exposed; being a lecture on the doc-trines and practices of “the Latter-day Saints” delivered in theMusic Hall, Bold Street, by the Rev. J. B. Lowe, A.M., incum-bent of St. Jude’s, Liverpool. Liverpool, Published byEdward Howell, 1852.

50p. 18cm.MH, NN, UPB, USlC

5000. ———. Reply of Rev. Josiah B. Lowe to the letter ofMr. William Collinson, addressed to him in the mail of the28th February, 1852. [Liverpool?], T. Brakell, printer,1852.

Broadside. 22 x 12cm.Answer to a letter with an adverse opinion of the

Mormons.USlC

5001. Lowe, Percival Green. Five years a dragoon (’49 to’54) and other adventure on the great plains. Kansas City,Mo., The Franklin Hudson Publishing Co., 1906.

417, [1]p. 20cm. illus.Utah Expedition, p. 299–353.CU-B, DLC, NjP, UHi, ULA, UPB, USlC

5001a. Lowell, James Russell. The Biglow papers, edited,with an introduction, notes, glossary, and copious index, byHomer Wilbur. Cambridge, Published by George Nichols,New York, George P. Putnam, 1848.

12, xxxii, 163p. 19cm.At head of title: Meliboeus-Hipponax.Brief discussion of Joseph Smith, p. 74–75.DLC, MB, MH, MiU, OO, OU, UPB, ViU

5001b. Loyal celebration of Utah County, Provo, July 4, 1887at Tanner’s Grove. Provo, Utah, American Print., 1887.

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LOSSING, BENSON JOHN

Broadside. 31 x 14cm.At head of title: 1776. 1887.Independence Day program.USlC

5002. Luce, Amante [pseud.] Distinguishing doctrines of theUtah Mormon Church examined; eternity of the marriagecovenant. Lamoni, Iowa, Reorganized Church of JesusChrist of Latter-day Saints, 1908.

14p. 19cm. (No. 300)Caption title.In gray printed wrappers.IWW, MH, MoInRC, UPB, USl, USlC

5003. ———. (same) Lamoni, Iowa, Herald PublishingHouse, [ca. 1910].

14p. 17cm. (No. 300)Cover title: Eternity of the marriage covenant.MH, MoInRC, UPB, USlC

5004. ———. (same) [Lamoni? Ia., ReorganizedChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints?, 1911?].

14p. 17cm. (No. 300)Cover title.CU-B, IWW, UPB

5004a. ———. Errors and inconsistencies concerning the pres-idency of the dominant church in Utah. By Amante Luce.[Lamoni, Iowa, Herald Publishing House, ReorganizedChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, ca. 1900].

12p. 18cm.Caption title.UPB

5005. ———. (same) [Lamoni, Iowa, Herald PublishingHouse, 1901?].

12p. 18cm. (No. 207)Caption title.CU-B, MH, MoInRC, NjP, NN, UPB, USl, USlC

5006. ———. Joseph Smith; has he succeeded his father, theseer, in the presidency of the Church? [Lamoni, Iowa, ca.1901].

16p. 18cm. (No. 222)CtY, CU-B, MH, MoInRC, NjP, UPB, USl, USlC

5007. ———. The reorganization of the Church of JesusChrist of Latter Day Saints. [Lamoni, Iowa, HeraldPublishing House, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christof Latter Day Saints, ca. 1910].

12p. 18cm. (No. 201)

Caption title.CU-B, CtY, MH, MoInRC, NjP, UPB, USlC

5008. ———. (same) [Lamoni, Iowa, Herald PublishingHouse, Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of LatterDay Saints, ca. 1910].

12p. 18cm. (No. 1219)Caption title.UPB, USlC

5008a. ———. (same under title) The reorganization ofthe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. A brief trea-tise setting forth the law and revelations governing such exigenciesas arose in the church after the death of Joseph Smith.[Independence, Mo., Reorganized Church of JesusChrist of Latter Day Saints, ca. 1921].

11p. 19cm.Cover title.In printed wrappers.UPB

5008b. ———. (same) [Independence, Mo.,Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter DaySaints, ca. 1921].

11, [1]p. 19cm.Cover title.In printed wrappers.UPB, USlC

5009. ———. Utah Mormons repudiate Joseph Smith, theprophet. Independence, Mo., Ensign Publishing House,1902.

36p. 16cm. (Gospel banner. Vol. 9. Extra A)MoInRC

5010. Lucifer’s Lantern. Salt Lake City, Miller PrintingCo., June 1898–May 1900.

9 nos. (195, [1]p.) 24 x 26cm. illus., port.Editor: A. T. Schroeder.Partial contents: Nos. 5/6 has title page: The N.Y.

Times vs. Geo. Q. Cannon, being a reprint of thefamous “Times” letters of 1895 with Mr. Cannon’sreply in full.

No. 8 has title: Thoughts on the Mormon problemand its solution by A. T. Schroeder of the Salt LakeCity bar.

CtY no. 5/6, MoInRC, NjP nos. 5/6, 8; UHi nos. 5/6, 8; ULA no. 8, UPB nos. 3, 5/6, 8–9, USlCnos. 1–8, WHi comp

5011. Lucy, Henry William. East by west. A journey in the

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recess. London, Richard Bentley and Son, 1885.2v. 20cm.“The city of the Saints” and “The Mormon presi-

dent [John Taylor] at home,” vol. 1, p. 92–116.CtY, CU, DLC, NjP, NN, UHi, UPB, USlC, UU

5012. Ludlow, Fitz Hugh. The heart of the continent: arecord of travel across the plains and in Oregon, with an exami-nation of the Mormon principle. New York, Published byHurd and Houghton, Cambridge, Riverside Press, 1870.

vi, 568p. 22cm. plates.Another edition: New York, Hurd and Houghton,

1871 CLU, NjP, NjPT, WaS.A lengthy description of his stay in Salt Lake City;

a visit to Church leaders and his impression ofMormonism, p. 278–375.

CLU, CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, ICN, NjP, NN,UHi, ULA, UPB, USl, USlC, UU, WaU, WHi

5013. Luff, Joseph. Are we orthodox? Independence, Mo.,Ensign Publishing House, 1906.

31p. 16cm. (Gospel banner. Vol. 14, no. 1)RLDS Church doctrine.MoInRC

5014. ———. Autobiography of Elder Joseph Luff, one ofthe twelve apostles of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ ofLatter Day Saints. Lamoni, Iowa, Herald PublishingHouse, 1894.

ix, [1]l., 377p. 20cm. ports.CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, ICN, MH, MoInRC,

NjP, UHi, UPB, USl, USlC, WHi

5015. ———. Behold, saith the Lord. [Lamoni, Iowa,n.d.].

[3]p. 20cm.Includes a copy of “The song of admonition.”RLDS tract on prophecy.MoInRC

5016. ———. The Book of Mormon. Is it “the stick ofEphraim” referred to in the thirty-seventh chapter of Ezekiel,verses fifteen to nineteen. [Lamoni, Iowa?,ca. 1900].

8p. 18cm.Book of Mormon apologetics.MoInRC, UPB, USlC

5017. ———. Concerning our whereabouts; watchman, what ofthe night. [Independence, Mo.?, ca. 1927?].

15p. 22cm.Includes RLDS poetry.

MoInRC, NjP, USlC

5018. ———. Crucified by His friends. Independence,Mo., Ensign Publishing Company, 1897.

44p. 16cm. (Gospel banner. Vol. 1, no. 1. Extra B)RLDS interpretation of Jesus Christ.MoInRC

5018a. ———. Funeral sermon of President Joseph Smith;sermon by Joseph Luff. [n.p., 1918?].

26p. 19cm.MoInRC

5019. ———. God is unchangeable. Independence, Mo.,Ensign Publishing Company, [1897].

44p. 16cm. (Ensign circulating library)Vest-pocket edition.MoInRC

5020. ———. (same) Independence, Mo., EnsignPublishing Company, [1899?].

44p. 16cm. (Gospel banner. Vol. 3, no. 1. Extra B)MoInRC

5021. ———. Gospel antiquity. Independence, Mo.,Ensign Publishing Co., [1899?].

39p. 16cm. (Gospel banner. Vol. 3, no. 2. Extra B)MoInRC

5021a. ———. Is water baptism essential to salvation? By Elder Joseph Luff. Independence, Mo., ReorganizedChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, [n.d.].

8p. 19cm.Caption title.UPB

5021b. ———. (same) By Dr. Joseph Luff.Independence, Mo., [Ensign Publishing House, n.d.].

8p. 20cm.MoInRC, UPB

5024. ———. (same) Independence, Mo., [EnsignPublishing House, ca. 1895].

11p. 16cm.MoInRC

5026. ———. (same) Independence, Mo., EnsignPublishing House, 1895.

11p. 12cm. (Gospel banner. Vol. 2, no. 3)MoInRC

5026a. ———. (same) Independence, Mo., [Ensign

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Publishing House, 1898?].12p. 19cm. (Gospel banner. Vol. 2, no. 3. Extra A)MoInRC


18p. 16cm.MoInRC


16p. 16cm. (Gospel banner. Vol. 8, no. 1. Extra A)MoInRC

5028a. ———. (same) Independence, Mo.,Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter DaySaints, [ca. 1921].

14p. 19cm. illus.Cover title.MoInRC, UPB

5029. ———. (same in Danish) Vand-daab; er den afvigtighed for vorfrelse? [Porsgrund, Brodrene DyringsBogtrykkeri, ca. 1900].

6, [1]p. 23cm.“Kristi laere” after p. 6.USlC

5030. ———. A marvelous work and a wonder. Sermon.Independence, Mo., Ensign Publishing Company, 1895.

20p. 16cm. (Gospel banner. Vol. 2, no. 2. Extra A)Restoration and reorganization.MoInRC

5031. ———. The name of the church. [Independence,Mo., Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter DaySaints, 1926].

49p. 20cm.Cover title.On verso of title page: Embodying the matter pre-

sented by him in a sermon on the subject, delivered inthe Stone Church at Independence, Missouri, with addi-tions by himself.

Dated: February 1926.MoInRC, NjP, UPB

5032. ———. (same) [Independence, Mo., ReorganizedChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 1926].

49p. 20cm.Cover title.

Dated: March 1926.MoInRC, NjP, UPB

5033. ———. The old Jerusalem gospel. Twenty-nine sermonsrepresentative of the faith of the Reorganized Church of JesusChrist of Latter Day Saints. By Elder Joseph Luff. . . .Independence, Mo., [Ensign Publishing House], 1903.

3p.l., [7]–280p. 19cm. ports.CtY, MoInRC, MoKU, NjP, NN, UHi, USl, USlC

5033a. ———. (same) Lamoni, Iowa, HeraldPublishing House, 1912.

310p. 19cm.CU-B, NjP, UPB, USlC

5034. ———. Songs by the spirit through Elder Joseph Luff.Lamoni, Iowa, Herald Publishing House, [ca. 1912].

7p. 19cm.RLDS inspirational writings.MoInRC, USlC

5035a. ———. The way called heresy. Sermon. By JosephLuff, delivered at the general church reunion, Logan, Iowa,October 16, 1892. Lamoni, Iowa, [189–].

89–96p. 27cm. (Saints’ Herald supplement)Also reprinted as a tract.MoInRC

5036. ———. Why I became a Latter Day Saint.Independence, Mo., Ensign Publishing House, [ca. 1895].

13p. 19cm.Cover title.CtY, MoInRC


26, [2]p. 16cm. port. (Gospel banner. Vol. 9,no. 5. Extra G)

Cover title.In pink printed wrappers.MoInRC, UPB

5038. ———. (same) Lamoni, Iowa, Herald PublishingHouse, [ca. 1910].

13p. 19cm.Cover title.MoInRC, NjP, UHi, UPB, USlC

5039. ———. (same) Independence, Mo., EnsignPublishing House, [1912?].

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13p. 19cm.Cover title.NN, USl, USlC

5039a. Luk Døren Mormonerne! Advarsel! [Salt LakeCity?], Udvalget for Dansk Luthersk Mission i Utah,1907.

[4]p. 20cm.Title in English: Close the door to the Mormons.USlC

5039b. (same) [Salt Lake City?], Udvalget for DanskLuthersk Mission i Utah, 1911.

[4]p. 20cm.USlC

5040. Luke, L. D. A journey from the Atlantic to the Pacificcoast by way of Salt Lake City, returning by way of the south-ern route, describing the natural and artificial scenes of bothlines. Utica, N.Y., Ellis H. Roberts & Co., 1884.

79p. 23cm.Tour of Salt Lake City and a résumé of

Mormonism. A summary of one of the meetings heattended, p. 20–29.

Howes L564.CtY, NN, UPB, USlC

5041. Lull, De Los. Father Solon or the helper helped, by Rev.De Los Lull. New York, Wilbur K. Ketcham, 1888.

367p. 20cm.Fiction relating a triumph over Mormonism.USlC

5042. Lum, Dyer Daniel. Social problems of to-day; or, theMormon question in its economic aspects. A study of co-opera-tion and arbitration in Mormondom, from the standpoint of awage worker . . . By a Gentile. Port Jervis, N.Y., D. D. Lum& Co., 1886.

2p.l., [5]–91p. 23cm.In tan printed wrappers.CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, ICN, MH, MiU, NjP,

NN, UHi, ULA, UPB, USlC, UU, WHi

5043. ———. Utah and its people. Facts and statistics bearingon the “Mormon problem” . . . By a Gentile (an ex U.S. official.) New York, R. O. Ferrier & Co., 1882.

47p. 23cm.Cover title.In a variety of colored printed wrappers.CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, ICN, MH, NjPT, NN,

UHi, ULA, UPB, USlC, UU, WHi

5043a. Lund, Anthon Hendrick. Temple records adjustedand genealogical information obtained. [Salt Lake City, 191–?].

Broadside. 22 x 14cm.Letter offering the services of the Genealogical

Society of Utah to help individuals keep their templerecords.

USlC

5044. Lund, Anthony Canute. Have faith, ye Saints.[Lyric by Bert Auerbach; Music by A. C. Lund and BertAuerbach]. New York, Published by Lyric MusicCorporation, [1923].

[3]p. 27cm. music. (Zion series of sacred song)Dedicated to President Heber J. Grant.UPB, USlC

5045. Lusk, Daniel W. Politics and politicians; a succinct his-tory of the politics of Illinois from 1856 to 1884, with anecdotesand incidents, and appendix from 1809 to 1856. . . .Springfield, Ill., [H. S. Rocker, printer], 1884.

xiii, 526p. 22cm. ports.Another edition: 2d ed. rev. & enl. 1886 USlC.Mormon war, p. 470–72.DLC, NjP, UPB, USlC

5045a. Lutaud, Auguste Joseph. Les États-Unis en 1900.Paris, Société d’Éditions Scientifiques, 1896.

xvi, [17]–300p. 18cm.Title in English: The United States in 1900.“Les Mormons,” p. 222–36. The basis of Mormon

theology is polygamy.PPL, UPB

5045b. Luttrell, John King. A bill to provide for challengesto jurors in trials for bigamy and polygamy in the Territory ofUtah. . . . [Washington?, Govt. Print. Off.?, 1877?].

3p. 27cm. (U.S. 45th Cong. 2d Sess. House.H. R. 2079)


5045c. ———. A bill to regulate elections and the electivefranchise in the Territory of Utah. [Washington?, Govt.Print. Off.?, 1877?].

16p. 27cm. (U.S. 45th Cong. 2d Sess. House.H. R. 2078)

Regulating voting requirements in relation to pluralmarriage.


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5046. Lux. Official organ of the student body of the Big HornAcademy. Cowley, Wyo., 1915–.

v. 23cm. illus., ports.Cover title: Lux.UPB vol. 1, no. 4; USlC vol. 3, no. 1

5046a. Lyell, Charles. A second visit to the United States ofNorth America. By Sir Charles Lyell, F.R.S. New York,Harper & Brothers, publishers. London, John Murray,1849.

2v. 20cm.Brief mention of the Mormons, vol. 1, p. 77; vol. 2,

p. 51–52.CtY, CU, DLC, MB, PPA, UPB, WaU

5047. Lyford, C. P. Brigham Young’s record of blood! or, thenecessity for the famous “Bible and revolver.” . . . A lecture delivered in the First M. E. Church, Salt Lake City,Jan. 23d, 1876, by Rev. C. P. Lyford. . . . [Salt Lake City,Tribune Publishing Company, 1876].

15p. 21cm.Includes title vignette.“Published in the Salt Lake Daily Tribune, Jan. 25th,

1876, and Rocky Mountain Christian Advocate, Feb. 1st,1876.”

CtY, DLC, ICN, NN, USlC

5047a. ———. The Mormon problem. An appeal to theAmerican people. With an appendix, containing four originalstories of Mormon life, founded upon fact, and a graphic andthrilling account of the Mountain Meadows massacre. By Rev.C. P. Lyford, minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church, andfor four years a missionary in Utah. . . . New York, Hunt &Eaton, Cincinnati, Cranston & Stowe, c1886.

323p. 19cm.CSmH, CtY, CU, MH, TxU, UPB, UU

5048. ———. (same) New York, Phillips and Hunt;Cincinnati, Cranston & Stowe, 1886.

323p. 19cm.CSmH, CU-B, ICN, MH, MoInRC, NjP, NjPT,

UHi, ULA, UPB, USl, USlC, UU, WHi

5048a. ———. Tithing. A sermon by Rev. C. P. Lyford.New York, Nelson & Phillips; Cincinnati, Hitchcock &Walden, [ca. 1880].

32p. 14cm. (New series, no. 37)In ornamental border.A discussion of the Mormon doctrine of tithing.USlC

Lykkejaeger, Hans [pseud.] See Smith, AndrewMadsen.

5049. Lykke og ulykke, eller: Saltsoens mysterier. En smukHistorie om en ung pige, der blev forfort af Mormonerne til atreise til Saltsoen og hvad hun der oplevede. Men “Prospekt fraSaltsoen.” Kobenhavn, 1865.

8p.Title in English: The light shineth in darkness.Schmidt

5050a. Lyman, Amasa Mason. Circular. [San Bernardino,Ca., 1855].

Broadside. 28 x 20cm.Circular is signed by Amasa Lyman and Charles C.

Rich, and is an invitation for people to settle in SanBernardino.

USlC

5051. Lyman, Amy (Brown). Historical events in the ReliefSociety. [Salt Lake City?], 1927.

8p. 22cm.“Address delivered at Relief Society conference,

April 2, 1927.”UHi, USlC

5052. ———. National Woman’s Relief Society, Church ofJesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1842–1925. Salt LakeCity, General Board Relief Society, [1925].

8p. 23cm.Cover title.“Report was prepared at the request of the

National Council of Women.”Address delivered over radio station KSL, Sunday,

November 29, 1925.UHi, USlC, UU

5053. Lyman, Chester Smith. Around the Horn to theSandwich Islands and California 1845–1850, being a personalrecord kept by Chester S. Lyman sometime professor of astron-omy and physics in Yale University. Edited by Frederick J.Teggart, associate professor in the University of California. Withan introduction by D. L. P [Della Lyman Porter]. NewHaven, Yale University Press; London, HumphreyMilford, Oxford University Press, [1924].

xviii, 328p. 25cm. maps.Contains mention of the arrival of the ship

Brooklyn at Honolulu, June 28, 1846, p. 85, and otherreferences to the Mormons in California, p. 270–71.

Maps on paste down.

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CLSU, CU-B, DLC, IdU, MU, NcD, OO, PPA,OrP, TxU, UPB

5054. Lyman, Francis Marion. Notes to be referred to dailyby missionaries. Salt Lake City, [1909?].

4p. 21cm.Last line of p. 1: more dangerous and deadly.UPB, USlC

5054a. ———. (same) Salt Lake City, [1909?].4p. 21cm.Last line of p. 1: nothing more dangerous and

deadly.USlC

5055. Lyman, Richard Roswell. America’s chief need—religion. An address in the Tabernacle at Salt Lake City, byDr. Richard R. Lyman. Member, Council of Twelve. At generalconference, Oct. 6, 1929. [Salt Lake City?, 1929].

79–83p. 23cm.“Reprint from Conference Pamphlet” with added

title page.UPB, USlC

5056. ———. An appeal from “the top of the mountains” tothe people of the country to come to the support of theConstitution of the United States. [Salt Lake City, 191–].

Broadsheet. 28 x 21cm.Application form for people wishing law and

order, especially prohibition. On verso is an argumentagainst liquor.

Signed: Richard R. Lyman, M. Am. Soc. C. E.UPB, USlC

5057. ———. An appreciation. By Richard R. Lyman, juniormember of the Council of the Twelve. [Salt Lake City, 1918].

Broadside. 31 x 16cm.At head of title: Dictated, but not corrected,

Nov., 19, 1918, for the Salt Lake Telegram. This was theday on which President Smith passed away.

Written upon the death of, and in commemorationof, President Joseph F. Smith.

Text within black border.UPB, USlC

5058. ———. Cigarette smoking. KSL Radio address, April11, 1926. Dr. Richard R. Lyman. Member Council of Twelve,L.D.S. Church. [Salt Lake City, Deseret Book Co., 1926].

[4]p. 23cm.UPB

5059. ———. The cost and the consequences. By Dr. RichardR. Lyman, M. Am. Soc. C. E. Salt Lake City, [MagazinePrinting Co., ca. 1930].

Broadside. 16 x 12cm.NjP, UHi, UPB, USlC

5060. ———. Dedication of the Arizona Temple, Mesa,Arizona, October 23–26, 1927. By Dr. Richard R. Lyman. . .. [Salt Lake City, Deseret Book Company, 1927].

4p. 26cm.“Reprint from Improvement Era, Dec., 1927.”USlC

5061. ———. Obedience to law the path of safety. Anaddress by Dr. Richard R. Lyman, in the Tabernacle at SaltLake City, October 9, 1927. [Salt Lake City, 1927].

6p. 23cm.“Reprint from Conference pamphlet.”UPB, USlC

5062. ———. President Grant and his family. By Richard R.Lyman of the Council of the Twelve. [Salt Lake City, Issuedby the Bureau of Information, 1919].

7, [1]p. 24cm. illus., ports.“Reprint from the Young Woman’s Journal, February,

1919.”NjP, UHi. UPB, USlC, UU

5063. ———. President Joseph F. Smith. By Richard R.Lyman of the Council of the Twelve. [Salt Lake City, 1919?].

4p. 24cm.“Reprinted from the Young Woman’s Journal, January,

1919.”NjP, UHi, UPB, USlC

5063a. ———. Prohibition; not state control. An address inthe Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, Oct. 3, 1930. [Salt Lake City,1930].

12p. 23cm.Cover title.UPB, USlC

5064. ———. A tribute to John J. McClellan. By Richard R.Lyman. Member of the Council of the Twelve, at the generalconference October 5, 1925. Reprint from the conference pam-

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phlet, pages, 122–124. [Salt Lake City, 1925].122–24p. 22cm.UPB, USlC

5064a. Lynch, Frank E. The pathfinder of the great westernempire, by Frank E. Lynch, Sr. Devoted to the purpose ofassisting the public in finding useful government land for farms,timber, grazing and minerals. Describes vacant land inCalifornia, Oregon, Washington, Arizona, Nevada, Utah,Idaho, Montana, and New Mexico. Los Angeles, Publishedby Gem Publishing Company, c1920.

103p. 23cm. illus., plates.Brief section on Utah in which he places the

Mormons in Utah in 1845 and the Mountain Meadowsmassacre in 1846, p. 65.

DI-GS, DLC, OrU, UHi, UPB

5066. Lyne, Thomas A. A true and descriptive account of theassassination of Joseph & Hiram [sic] Smith, the Mormonprophet and patriarch. At Carthage, Illinois June 27th, 1844,by an eye witness, T. A. Lyne, late of the stage. To which isannexed the speech of H. L. Reid, also, speech of James W.Woods. To which is added a brief outline of the faith and doc-trine of the Latter Day Saints. New York, Printed by C. A.Calhoun, 1844.

19p. 22cm.Errors in pagination: CtY copy, p. 18 says 81; MB

copy, verso of p. 17 is blank, p. 19 missing; NN copy, p.14–17 scrambled.

Crawley 231.CtY, MB, MiU-C, NjP, NN, PHi, USlC

5066a. Lyon, Caleb. No government bounty to polygamy.Speech of Hon. Caleb Lyon, of Lyonsdale, New York, in theHouse of Representatives, May 4, 1854. [Washington,Printed at the Congressional Globe Office, 1854?].

2p. 22cm.OC

5066b. Lyon, John. Address to Franklin D. and Samuel W. Richards, brothers, on leaving their field of labourfor the Camp of Israel, February 15th, 1848. [Liverpool,1848].

Broadside. 23 x 15cm.USlC

5066c. ———. Dairy [sic] of a voyage from Liverpool toNew Orleans, on board the ship International, commanded byCapt. David Brown, with a crew, 26 in number, and a companyof 419 members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Later [sic]Day Saints, under the presidency of elders Arthur, Lyon, and

Waddington. [Liverpool?, 1854?].7, [1]p. 20cm.A expurgated edition of John Lyon’s diary.USlC

5067. ———. The harp of Zion, a collection of poems &c.By John Lyon. With notes and a steel portrait of the author . . .Published for the benefit of the Perpetual Emigrating Fund.Liverpool, S. W. Richards; London,T. C. Armstrong, 1853.

xi, 223, [1]p. 19cm. port.By a Scottish Latter-day Saint who went to Utah in

1853.CSmH, CtY, CU-B, DLC, MoInRC, NjP, NN,

UHi, ULA, UPB, USlC, UU, WHi

5068. ———. Songs of a pioneer. Containing writings in verseand prose by John Lyon, author of “Harp of Zion.” Compiledby his son David R. Lyon. Salt Lake City, MagazinePrinting Company, 1923.

viii, [9]–391p. 20cm. 2 ports.CU-B, NN, UHi, UPB, USlC

5068a. ———. To Cyrus H. Wheelock, pastor of theManchester, Liverpool, and Preston Conferences. December 18th, 1852. [Glasgow, J. Midgley, 1852].

Broadside. 27 x 22cm.Within an ornamental border. Poem in honor of

Wheelock.USlC

5069. Lyon, William Henry. A study of the sects. Boson,Unitarian Sunday-School Society, 1891.

v., 190p. 19cm.Other editions: 1891 UPB; 1892 USlC; 1894 USlC;

1895 DLC, OCl, PPC, Wa; 1897 UPB, USlC; 1900 ICU,PHC, UPB; 1902 OCH, OrU; 1907 CtY, MH, UPB.

Discussion of Mormonism as a non-Christian reli-gion with brief history and doctrine, p. 187–90.

CtY, CU, DLC, MB, PPL, UPB, USlC

5070. ———. A study of the Christian sects. With an intro-ductory chapter on the Jews. Thirteenth Edition. Revised andenlarged by John Malick. Boston, The Beacon Press, Inc.,1926.

v, [3]–257p. 20cm.“The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,”

p. 68–75.DLC, OCl, OLak, OO, PHi, UPB

5071. Et Lys, der skinner i Morket. Men morket begriber detikke. [Kjobenhavn, Udgivet og Forlagt af John S.

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Hansen, 1925].4p. 23cm.Title in English: A light shining in darkness.Missionary tract.UPB, USlC

5071a. Lysbilleder! Mormonernes historie og tilstanden i Utahvil blive omhandlet i et med lysbilleder illustreret. . . . [n.p.], V.Schultz’s Bogtr., 1910.

Broadside. 16 x 24cm.Advertisement for slide presentation.Dated: 20 September 1910.USlC

5071b. Lysbilleder! Mormonernes historie og tilstanden i Utahvil blive omhandlet i et med lysbilleder illustreret foredrag af Hr.Andrew Jenson, dansk-amerikansk journalist. . . . Aalborg,Nordjyllands Bogtrykkeri, 1910.

Broadside. 15 x 22cm.Printed on olive colored paper.Advertisement for slide presentation.Dated: 12 Oktober 1910.USlC

5071c. Lysbilleder! Mormonernes historie og tilstanden i Utahvil blive omhandlet i et med lysbilleder illustreret foredrag af Hr.Andrew Jenson, dansk-amerikansk journalist. . . . Aarhus, P.S. Christiansen, 1910.

Broadside. 15 x 21cm.Printed on olive colored paper.Advertisement for slide presentation.Dated: 23 November 1910.USlC

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