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Conclusion","position":1343,"part":{"title":"Volume 24","path":"jod/24"},"html":"https://library.mrm.org/jod/24/44","markdown":"https://library.mrm.org/jod/24/44.md","index":"https://library.mrm.org/jod/24/44.json","pageStart":368,"pageEnd":376,"frontmatter":{"title":"Journal of Discourses","description":"Sermons and addresses by Mormon church leaders, mostly delivered in Utah Territory from the 1850s to the 1880s, as reported by contemporary stenographers and printed in 26 volumes at Liverpool between 1854 and 1886.","authors":["Cannon, George Q."],"collections":["theology","history"],"tags":["sermons","nineteenth-century","utah-territory"],"volume":24,"published":"1883-09-02","publisher":"John Henry Smith","publisher_place":"Liverpool","edition":"Liverpool printing, 26 volumes (1854 to 1886)","language":"en","type":"book","reference":"George Q. 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