Confessions of John D. Lee.

"A photomechanical reprint of the original 1877 edition of Mormonism unveiled, or, The life and confessions of the late Mormon bishop, John D. Lee."A stormy beginning -- The industrious young man -- Lee becomes a Mormon -- The saints are beset with troubles -- The Mormon war in Missouri -- Lee locates the Garden of Eden -- The saints gather at Nauvoo -- Lee continues his missionary work -- Mormonism, its doctrines and how it originated -- Lee casts out devils and does other wonderful works -- A Tennessee planter makes it hot for Parson Lee -- Matters of peculiar interest at Nauvoo -- Death of Joseph Smith, some of Brigham Young's crimes -- Inside view of polygamy and the doctrine of sealing -- The saints move westward -- Lee goes on an expedition to Santa Fe -- Lee is treated badly by the brethren -- Last confession and statement of John D. Lee -- Confession continued and concluded March 16, 1877, seven days prior to his execution -- Arrest of John D. Lee by Wm. Stokes, Deputy U.S. Marshal -- Trial of Lee at Beaver City, Utah Territory, September 1876 -- Trial of Lee continued -- Trial of Lee concluded -- Names and present residences of the Mountain Meadows assassins -- Execution of John D. Lee.Photocopy.Mode of access: Internet