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Contains memorabilia collected by Young, including a doctor's bag.

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Articles, speeches, lecture notes, and thoughts, apparently most were written by Young. These manuscripts are arranged in three groups: 1) History; 2) Religion and Civic Affairs; and 3) Miscellaneous and fragments.

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Contains handwritten notes on Medieval Europe, Roman History, Martin Luther, religion, philosophy and art. Most of the information is on Luther. Includes photographs, excerpts from published works, several pamphlets, and facsimiles of letters written in the sixteenth century.

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Includes information on the organization of the quorum; weekly conferences; the problem of inactive Seventies; church courts; minutes of meetings in 1847 at Winter Quarters; and remarks by Joseph Smith, Brigham Young, Joseph Young, Henry Harriman, Benjamin L. Clapp, and others.

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Newspaper article, correspondence involving various Church leaders, and an artist's rendition of a proposed Seventy's Library in Salt Lake City.

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Reprint of a newspaper page containing published texts of the speeches delivered at the second annual meeting of the Utah Historical Society by James E. Talmage and others, and an historical sketch of the Strasburg Cathedral.

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Contains a diary, scrapbook, and scriptures from Young's mission, dating from 1903 to 1904.

Scope and Contents Kept while Young was president of the Swiss-Austrian Mission. Entries are both handwritten and typed, are often lengthy and detailed, and describe his activities as president and his visits to scenic places in Switzerland and nearby countries. The volume also contains copies of letters sent home, pressed flowers, photo-graphs, lists of missionaries, newspaper clippings, and printed material. Written and printed contents are in both English and German. A photocopy of the pamphlet attached to...

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This manuscript appears to have been part of Young's Columbia University M.A. Thesis, 1910. The date on this manuscript and the handwritten revisions suggest he was updating it for publication or for conversion into a doctoral dissertation while a student at Columbia during 1924-1925.