Transcripts from American newspapers [microform] 1811-1855.

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Transcripts from American newspapers [microform] 1811-1855.

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Collections of articles about western exploration and settlement, Indian affairs, Joseph Smith and the Mormons. The collection contains articles covering Mormon history in Ohio, Missouri, and Illinois, explorations and information about the western frontier, trade int he West, articles including letters from explorers in the areas of California and Oregon.

2 reels : microfilm ; 35 mm.

Harold B. Lee Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7383996

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