Papers of Joseph Smith, Vol. 2

by Joseph Smith

The Joseph Smith Papers, comprising dozens of volumes when complete, will be the largest, most authoritative published collection of Joseph Smith documents anywhere. Although broad in scope, the Papers project has a relatively simple to make available essential sources for the study of early Mormon history and of Joseph Smith—the church president and prophet, the city builder, the civic and military leader, the husband and father. Volume 2 contains six segments of Joseph Smith's Journal. 1832-1836; Missouri 1938; and Illinois 1939, 1841-42.

Genres: Lds, Religion, Biography

642 pages, Hardcover

First published September 1, 1989

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Librarian Note: There is more than one author by the name of Joseph Smith in the Goodreads database.

Books by the Mormon/LDS leader should go to this profile: Joseph Smith Jr.

Reviews

[Cliff]

Book 2 of what was supposed to be 3. This book also contained some Hoffmann forgeries, alas.

[Liz]

I love to read about Joseph Smith. This book to me though doesn't carry the spirit with it yet. I just reads like a history book. I am just starting to read his journals and I am sure that will change.

[Heather Pond]

Any time I read the personal papers of someone I gain a insight into the type of person they are. This book did the same for me.