George A. Smith
1817 to 1875
Mormon apostle and church historian.
Appears in
Journal of Discourses
80 discourses
- Liberty and Persecution—Conduct of the U. S. Government, Etc.
- The Nauvoo Legion—Civil and Religious Rights
- Plea of George A. Smith, Esq., on the Trial of Howard Egan for the Murder of James Monroe
- Disobedience of Counsel—The Indian War The Result of the Same
- Reminiscences of the Jackson County Mob, the Evacuation of Nauvoo, and the Settlement of Great Salt Lake City
- Gathering and Sanctification of the People of God
- Arguments of Modern Christian Sects Against the Latter-Day Saints
- Ordaining Young Men to Office—The Word of Wisdom—Union
- Opposition to the Gospel
- Preaching the Gospel
and 70 more. Browse Journal of Discourses
Portrait: photograph, Charles Roscoe Savage (1832-1909); original held by the L. Tom Perry Special Collections, Brigham Young University, circa 1870-1875. Source: Wikimedia Commons. Public domain: carte de visite photograph by Charles R. Savage (Pioneer Art Gallery, Salt Lake City), who died in 1909, taken between about 1870 and 1875, before the subject's death in 1875 (Wikimedia Commons licence: Public domain; PD-old-100-expired).
