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George F. Richards (1922): "The land of North and South America is a very much favored portion of our Father's footstool"
The land of North and South America is a very much favored portion of our Father's footstool, and he has declared with his own mouth that it is a land of promise—a chosen land—above all other lands.[1]
Notes
- ↑ George F. Richards, Conference Report (October 1922), 80.