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The Joseph Smith Papers: Journals, Volume 3: May 1843-June 1844
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About The Joseph Smith Papers: Journals, Volume 3: May
Product Description The final installment of Joseph Smith's journal, covering the turbulent and incredibly productive final year of his life. In the last year of his life, Joseph Smith served as the highly visible and determined leader of one of the largest cities in Illinois and of a church with members spread throughout the United States and other countries. With his influence at its peak, he balanced roles as church president and prophet, mayor, judge, and militia leader, all while responding to escalating conflict. The journal entries reproduced in this volume of The Joseph Smith Papers illuminate Smith's varied activities and his aspirations and struggles in the months leading to his violent death. This is the final volume of the Journals series. About the Author Andrew H. Hedges is an associate professor of church history and doctrine at Brigham Young University. He received a bachelor's degree from Weber State University, a master's degree in Near Eastern studies from BYU, and a PhD in American history from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Alex D. Smith received MA and BA degrees in history from Brigham Young University and is currently pursuing a PhD in history from the University of Utah. His research interests and project specialization focus on the history of the church in Nauvoo. Brent M. Rogers is an associate managing historian for The Joseph Smith Papers. He received a BA in history from San Diego State University, an MA in public history from California State University, Sacramento, and a PhD in nineteenth-century United States history from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He previously served as a digital editor and research fellow for the Papers of William F. Cody and as an instructor in the history department at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
