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“Carefully worked out, thoroughly researched, and convincingly reasoned … The sources used here and the opinions they contain are representative of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century ideas. This is not a study of fringe materials. The ideas discussed here were at the heart of an ongoing debate. The author does not misrepresent the climate of opinion at the time … A solid, well-researched book.” Richard White, Professor of History, University of Utah
“The author is on solid ground.” Allen T. Vaughan, Professor of History, Columbia University
“Erudite, succinct, and painstakingly documented.” Gustave H. Blanke, Professor Emeritus of American Studies, University of Mainz
about the author
Dan Vogel is a senior in history at California State University at Long Beach, where he will graduate in the fall of 1986. This is his first book-length work.
title page
Indian Origins and the Book of Mormon:
Religious Solutions from Columbus to Joseph Smith
Dan Vogel
Signature Books
copyright page
Copyright 1986 Signature Books, Inc.
All Rights Reserved
Printed in the United States of America
cover illustration from an engraving by John McGahey,
“Joseph Smith Preaching to the Indians.” ca. 1870
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Vogel, Dan, 1955-
Indian Origins and the Book of Mormon.
Bibliography: p. Includes index.
1. Book of MormonCriticism, interpretation, etc.
2. IndiansOrigin. 3. Religious thoughtUnited StatesHistory.
I. Title
BX8627.V64 1986 288.3'22 86-61016
ISBN 0-941214-42-7
dedication page
to my parents
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