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Moses, Julian. A Few Remarks in Reply to an Anonymous Scribbler, Styling Himself “One
Who Hates Imposture,” But Found to Be an Impostor Himself, and Ashamed to Tell His
Name, 1–16. Philadelphia: 1841.
A FEW REMARKS
IN REPLY TO
AN ANONYMOUS SCRIBBLER,
STYLING HIMSELF
“ONE WHO HATES IMPOSTURE,”
BUT FOUND TO BE AN IMPOSTURE HIMSELF,
AND
ASHAMED TO TELL HIS NAME.
“Wo unto them that seek deep to hide their council from the Lord, and their works are in the dark, and they
say, who seeth us? and who knoweth us?” ISAIAH xxix. 15.
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| Author | Moses, Julian |
| Title | A Few Remarks in Reply to an Anonymous Scribbler, Styling Himself "One Who Hates Imposture" But Found to Be an Imposter Himself, and Ashamed to Tell His Name |
| Edition | Electronic reproduction |
| Abstract | Pamphlet written in response to Mormonism Dissected, a pamphlet published this same year. |
| Date Original | 1841 |
| Digital Publisher | Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship at Brigham Young University |
| Date Digital | 2009-06 |
| Owning Institution | Brigham Young University |
| Subject | Book of Mormon--History; |
| Geographic Place Name | Philadelphia (Pa.); |
| Genre | Pamphlets; |
| Keywords | Book of Mormon; stick of Joseph; stick of Ephraim; Joseph of Egypt; |
| Source | A Few Remarks in Reply to an Anonymous Scribbler, Styling Himself “One Who Hates Imposture,” But Found to Be an Impostor Himself, and Ashamed to Tell His Name, 1-16. Philadelphia, 1841. |
| Related Works | One Who Hates Imposture. Mormonism Dissected, or Knavery “On Two Sticks,” Exposed. Composed Principally from Notes which were Taken from the arguments of Dr. Orr, in the recent Debate on the Authenticity of the “Book of Mormon,” Between him and E. H. Davis, Mormon Preacher. The Whole Being Designed as a Check to the Further Progress of Imposition, By placing in the hands of every one the means of unmasking this “Latter-day” Humbug, 1-22. Bethania, Pennsylvania: Reuben Chambers, 1841. |
| Language | English; eng; en; |
| Patron Usage Instructions | http://www.lib.byu.edu/genericnote_copyright.html |
| Copyright status/owner | Public Domain, Courtesy Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship at Brigham Young University |
| Type | text |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Conversion specifications | E-Image Data Scanpro 1000; 600dpi; pdf |
| Full text | Transcriptions provided by the Maxwell Institute |
| Identifier | 1841_Moses |
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| Title | Open Facsimile 1 |
| Genre | Pamphlets; |
| Type | text |
| Format | application/pdf |
| Conversion specifications | E-Image Data Scanpro 1000; 600dpi; pdf |
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Moses, Julian. A Few Remarks in Reply to an Anonymous Scribbler, Styling Himself “One Who Hates Imposture,” But Found to Be an Impostor Himself, and Ashamed to Tell His Name, 1–16. Philadelphia: 1841 . A FEW REMARKS IN REPLY TO AN ANONYMOUS SCRIBBLER, STYLING HIMSELF “ONE WHO HATES IMPOSTURE,” BUT FOUND TO BE AN IMPOSTURE HIMSELF, AND ASHAMED TO TELL HIS NAME. “Wo unto them that seek deep to hide their council from the Lord, and their works are in the dark, and they say, who seeth us? and who knoweth us?” ISAIAH xxix. 15. |
| Identifier | 1841_Moses_001.pdf |
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| File Name | 1841_Moses_001.pdf |
| File size | 6770.396 KB |
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| User name | cdm-max |
| Checksum | 0x64292FEB |
| Access Level | Public |
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