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Martin Harris said that "All would be damned that rejected it"
George A. Smith wrote the following in a letter dated 30 March 1838:
Martin Harris then bore testimony of its truth and said all would be damned that rejected it.[1]
Notes
- ↑ Letter from George A. Smith to Josiah Fleming, 30 March 1838, Church Archives.