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* 1831 October: One woman convert has visited Kirtland and is on her way back to Boston, convinced of Mormonism's truth.<ref>''[[1831-10-22-Trumpet and Universalist Magazine-Mormonites|Trumpet and Universalist Magazine]], 22 October 1831</ref> | * 1831 October: One woman convert has visited Kirtland and is on her way back to Boston, convinced of Mormonism's truth.<ref>''[[1831-10-22-Trumpet and Universalist Magazine-Mormonites|Trumpet and Universalist Magazine]], 22 October 1831</ref> | ||
| − | * by 1832: Two Mormon Missionaries preach in Boston, converting 15, including two wealthy women.<ref>''[[1832-09-07-Christian Watchman-The Mormonites|Christian Watchman]]'', 7 September 1832.</ref> | + | * by 1832: Two Mormon Missionaries preach in Boston, converting 15, including two wealthy women.<ref>''[[1832-09-07-Christian Watchman-The Mormonites|Christian Watchman]]'', 7 September 1832. |
| + | ''[[1832-09-08-Trumpet and Universalist Magazine-Mormonism|Trumpet and Universalist Magazine]]'', 8 September 1832.</ref> | ||
* 1832: Alexander Campbell's ''Delusions'' published by Benjamin H. Greene Bookshop, Boston.<ref>Campbell, Alexander. ''Delusions. An analysis of the Book of Mormon; with an examination of its internal and external evidences and a refutation of its pretences to divine authority. With prefatory remarks by Joshua V. Himes.'' (Boston: Benjamin H. Greene, 1832) 16pp.</ref> | * 1832: Alexander Campbell's ''Delusions'' published by Benjamin H. Greene Bookshop, Boston.<ref>Campbell, Alexander. ''Delusions. An analysis of the Book of Mormon; with an examination of its internal and external evidences and a refutation of its pretences to divine authority. With prefatory remarks by Joshua V. Himes.'' (Boston: Benjamin H. Greene, 1832) 16pp.</ref> | ||
Revision as of 00:02, 25 October 2012
- 1831 October: One woman convert has visited Kirtland and is on her way back to Boston, convinced of Mormonism's truth.[1]
- by 1832: Two Mormon Missionaries preach in Boston, converting 15, including two wealthy women.[2]
- 1832: Alexander Campbell's Delusions published by Benjamin H. Greene Bookshop, Boston.[3]
Notes
- ↑ Trumpet and Universalist Magazine, 22 October 1831
- ↑ Christian Watchman, 7 September 1832. Trumpet and Universalist Magazine, 8 September 1832.
- ↑ Campbell, Alexander. Delusions. An analysis of the Book of Mormon; with an examination of its internal and external evidences and a refutation of its pretences to divine authority. With prefatory remarks by Joshua V. Himes. (Boston: Benjamin H. Greene, 1832) 16pp.
