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Life in Salt Lake City; or, A Visit to the Mormons: Chapter 3: A Happy Chance; Chapter 4: Harry in a Trying Situation

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The second installment in the fictional story of a Gentile family trying to escape from Salt Lake City. Written by Leon Lewis. Accompanied by an illustration entitled, “Harry Osburn Decides to Proceed on His Journey.” (7 in. by 4 ½ in.)
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Keywords

  1. Fiction
  2. Mormons
  3. Relations With Gentiles
  4. Salt Lake City (Utah)

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