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Journal Article

English

Adams, Dale W.

Doctor Philastus Hurlbut : Originator of Derogatory Statements About Joseph Smith, Jr

John Whitmer Historical Association Journal

2000

20

2000

76-93

Hurlbut collected derogatory statements about Joseph Smith and fostered two Spaulding myths that were published in Howe's 'Mormonism Unvailed.' This article tries to get a fuller picture of Hurlbut and his motives for his anti-Mormon actions

Anti-Mormonism, U.S., 19th century
Howe, Eber D.
Hurlbut, Doctor Philastus

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New Light on Mormonism
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The Origin of the Spaulding Story
The Prophet of Palmyra