Item Detail
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10426
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6
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1
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English
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Rey L. Pratt and the Mexican Mission
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BYU Studies
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Spring 1975
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15
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293-307
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""I enjoy my work [in Mexico]. True it is I have seen some horrible things during my stay there. For months in the City of Mexico we awakened every morning to the music of cannons. Day after day we saw houses and even people burning in the streets. And yet I am ready to go back and stay as long as the servants of the Lord shall desire it." Ray Lucero Pratt said this of revolution-ridden Mexico in the October 1913 general conference, showing at once the spirit in which he led the Mexican Mission through its most critical quarter century and why his name is still linked inseparably to the success of the Church in Latin America." [Publisher's abstract]
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Correlated Praise : The Development of the Spanish Hymnal
Historia del mormonismo en México
Lamanitas, The Spanish-speaking Hermanos : Latinos Loving Their Mormonism Even as They Remain the Other
Other Mormon Histories : Lamanite Subjectivity in Mexico
Proclamation to the People : Nineteenth-Century Mormonism and the Pacific Basin Frontier
Restless Pilgrim : Andrew Jenson's Quest for Latter-day Saint History