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...e LDS Church and its members presence at Steinway Hall, Carnegie Hall, the Arts Student League, Stillman's Gym and the Manhattan Temple, including the area

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saw several places of fine arts with

... country was once inhabited by a race of people better acquainted with the arts of civilized life, than the present race of savages; and this, they contend

''Maine Farmer and Journal of the Useful Arts'', v7 n35, 14 September 1839, p. 278.

''Maine Farmer and Journal of the Useful Arts'', v7 n37, 28 September 1839, p. 294

''Brother Jonathan: A Weekly Compend of Belles Lettres and the Fine Arts, Standard Literature, and…'', v2 n11, 9 July 1842, p. 296

''The New York State Mechanic, a Journal of the Manual Arts, Trades, and Manufactures'', v1 n36, Jul 30, 1842, p. 82

...tutelage, teenage Rachel learned both personal discipline and the domestic arts. An able student, she returned to Monmouth County when she was about eighte

...ons of the Jeredites on this continent; they had ships--men skilled in the arts and sciences--but they became corrupt, wicked, despised the law of God, and

...among the Mormons.” They discussed Mormon music and appreciation for the arts, how well the Latter-day Saints were doing financially, and “the beauty o

...ned individuals who would be not only instructed as police officers in the arts of handling tough characters, but educated also in the intellectual science

...in which he spoke of the incredulity of the people of Long Island. "Their 'arts," said he, "is so 'ard that they can't believe the truth not when hit's put

...gh officials go to look at it, and they get well treated. It is one of the arts of the Mormons to be gracious. If the Mormons will submit to the law, all r