Homeward to Zion: The Mormon Migration from Scandinavia

Homeward to Zion: The Mormon Migration from Scandinavia
ISBN-10
1452905002
ISBN-13
9781452905006
Category
Latter Day Saint churches
Pages
375
Language
English
Published
1957
Publisher
U of Minnesota Press
Author
William Mulder

Description

85 , 286 National Society against Emigration in Nielsen , Christian : letter from , 133 ; emiSweden , 302 grant , 162 , 163 ; settler , 164 , 194 , 210 ; Naturalization , see Citizenship on learning English , 249 Nauvoo , Ill .: as ...

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