
Willard Richards
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In
1835, prior to Willard Richards joining the Church, how many times in a ten day
period did Willard read the Book of Mormon?
a.
1
b.
2
c.
3
d.
3 ½
Yesterday’s answer:
B A newspaper reporter
While
the evacuation from Nauvoo continued, [Samuel] Brannan and his colonists sailed
around Cape Horn and into the Pacific, stopping for a week to take on wood,
water, and a supply of freshly caught fish at the island of Juan Fernandez.
Then, like most California-bound ships during the 1840s, the Brooklyn sailed for the Sandwich Islands
to reprovision before heading eastward to the California coast on the
prevailing winds. During the few days that the Brooklyn lay at anchor off Oahu, the identity of her passengers and
the nature of their voyage stirred great interest in the American colony at
Honolulu. As Rev. Samuel C. Damon, editor of the town’s leading newspaper, the Friend, stated, California is now to be
the grand central rendezvous, while the region around San Francisco is the
chosen spot were the latter Day Saints propose to settle.”
Gold Rush Saints, Kenneth
N. Owens, (University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, Oklahoma: 2005), 34.
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