Life of Joseph the Prophet
1878 biography of Joseph Smith by Edward W. Tullidge, a Mormon writer and publisher, written at the request of Mormon leaders; forty-seven chapters, with accounts of Mormon origins, doctrines and the Nauvoo period.
Edward William TullidgeNew York: Tullidge & Crandall, 1878
Contents 49 sections
- Title Page
- Preface
- IThe Family, and Early Days of the Prophetpp. 1 to 5
- IIThe Heavens Restpp. 6 to 11
- IIIRealistic Character of the Visitationpp. 12 to 15
- IVThe Prophet's first visit to the Hill Cumorahpp. 16 to 23
- VThe Mother's Reminiscences of her Prophet Sonpp. 24 to 28
- VIJoseph receives the Platespp. 29 to 33
- VIIOliver Cowderypp. 34 to 44
- VIIIDigest of the Book of Mormonpp. 45 to 64
- IXRise of the Churchpp. 65 to 93
- XAn Historical Digressionpp. 94 to 108
- XIThe "Lost Books" of Scripturepp. 109 to 134
- XIIThe Church in Missouripp. 135 to 148
- XIIICalling of the Twelve Apostlespp. 149 to 164
- XIVThe Mormon Iliadpp. 165 to 176
- XVJoseph the Revelator of Christ and Apostle of the Covenantspp. 177 to 184
- XVIType and Mission of the Saintspp. 185 to 202
- XVIIThe Two Covenantspp. 203 to 210
- XVIIIThe Priesthoodpp. 211 to 230
- XIXSpeculation and Apostacypp. 231 to 246
- XXThe "Mormon Wars."pp. 247 to 253
- XXIThe Course of Eventspp. 254 to 269
- XXIIIncidents of the Prophet's Imprisonmentpp. 270 to 276
- XXIIIEscape of the Prophetpp. 277 to 283
- XXIVThe Messianic Testpp. 284 to 294
- XXVJoseph Carries the Case of his People to Washingtonpp. 295 to 300
- XXVIHistorical Landmarkspp. 301 to 309
- XXVIIBook of Abrahampp. 310 to 326
- XXVIIIAmerica the Alpha and Omega of Civilizationpp. 327 to 340
- XXIXThe Ministration of Jesus to Ancient Americapp. 341 to 356
- XXXThe Bible but a Chapter of the Book of Godpp. 357 to 363
- XXXIIsrael under the Cursepp. 364 to 371
- XXXIINations shall Spring from Theepp. 372 to 378
- XXXIIIThe Whereabouts of the Twelve, Birdseye View of their Work in Great Britainpp. 379 to 385
- XXXIVJournalistic Comitypp. 386 to 395
- XXXVTreachery and Intriguepp. 396 to 405
- XXXVIAppeal to Gov. Carlinpp. 406 to 411
- XXXVIIRejoicing at the Prophet's Deliverancepp. 412 to 416
- XXXVIIIJoseph Spurns the Politicianspp. 417 to 426
- XXXIXThe Elements of Joseph's Doompp. 427 to 435
- XLAdam the Patriarchal God of the Earthpp. 436 to 440
- XLIThe Theme of Zionpp. 441 to 451
- XLIICalhoun's Reply to Joseph's Interrogatorypp. 452 to 466
- XLIIIInvestigations Preliminary to the Exoduspp. 467 to 473
- XLIVAffairs at Nauvoopp. 474 to 491
- XLVGems from Joseph's Last Sermonspp. 492 to 525
- XLVIThe Escape from Nauvoopp. 526 to 539
- XLVIIThe Tragedypp. 540 to 545