A thrilling dream, 1845.

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A thrilling dream, 1845.

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Handwritten account of a dream with photocopies. The item was written down by William Huntington in his diary on 1 Feb. 1845 over seven months after Smith was killed and purports to be in Smith's own words. The dream tells about Smith seeing a beautiful lady and a rider.

2 items (4 pages).

Harold B. Lee Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6753309

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