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Hardcover. Etat : New. Etat de la jaquette : New. Brand New Book.; ; 6" x 9"; 498 pages.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good condition. Second Edition. Black hardcover with gold lettering. Second edition. Excellent; Containing Revelations, and Visions given to: The Prophet Joseph Smith, President Brigham Young, President John Taylor, President Wilford Woodruff, President Joseph F. Smith and Their contemporaries. Now out of Print . ; Vol. 1; 5.5" x 8.5"; 210 pages.…

Hardcover. Etat : Near Fine. Second edition, limited to 500 copies. 223pp. Octavo [21.5 cm] Black spine and boards with gilt lettering. A couple of very minor traces of soiling on the front free endpaper. Text clean and bright. From the introduction: "The 'Kirtland Council Minute Book' is the official record which was kept by the clerks of the Kirtland High Council. Its minutes span most of the Kirtland period, commencing in October 1832 and ending in November 1837. "The Kirtland High Council was the first High Council of the Church. It was composed of fifteen men -- twelve High Priests and three Presidents, who were to be taken from the First Presidency of the Church with the Prophet Joseph Smith standing at its head as President of the Council (see D&C 102). Being thus constituted, in its day the Kirtland High Council was the highest tribunal of the Church. "Certainly there is no other historical record which more clearly elucidates the personal problems of early converts, and the difficulties with which the Restored Church was confronted by its members. Through all of this, the Character and Personality of the Prophet Joseph Smith is laid bare, as he establishes a judicial system in the Church and personally stands in judgment over the Saints and the Church which he founded.".…

Hardcover. Etat : Good. Limited Edition. 223pp. Octavo [22 cm] Brown spine and boards with gold lettering. Tipped-in title page. ***Bound upside down and backwards. Internally, clean and bright. One in an edition limited to 500 copies. From the introduction: "The 'Kirtland Council Minute Book' is the official record which was kept by the clerks of the Kirtland High Council. Its minutes span most of the Kirtland period, commencing in October 1832 and ending in November 1837. "The Kirtland High Council was the first High Council of the Church. It was composed of fifteen men -- twelve High Priests and three Presidents, who were to be taken from the First Presidency of the Church with the Prophet Joseph Smith standing at its head as President of the Council (see D&C 102). Being thus constituted, in its day the Kirtland High Council was the highest tribunal of the Church. "Certainly there is no other historical record which more clearly elucidates the personal problems of early converts, and the difficulties with which the Restored Church was confronted by its members. Through all of this, the Character and Personality of the Prophet Joseph Smith is laid bare, as he establishes a judicial system in the Church and personally stands in judgment over the Saints and the Church which he founded.".…

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Limited Edition. 223pp. Octavo [22 cm] Ivory white spine and boards with gold lettering. Tipped-in title page. Large areas of subtle darkening to the boards. Price sticker on rear board. Internally, clean and bright. One in an edition limited to 500 copies. From the introduction: "The 'Kirtland Council Minute Book' is the official record which was kept by the clerks of the Kirtland High Council. Its minutes span most of the Kirtland period, commencing in October 1832 and ending in November 1837. "The Kirtland High Council was the first High Council of the Church. It was composed of fifteen men -- twelve High Priests and three Presidents, who were to be taken from the First Presidency of the Church with the Prophet Joseph Smith standing at its head as President of the Council (see D&C 102). Being thus constituted, in its day the Kirtland High Council was the highest tribunal of the Church. "Certainly there is no other historical record which more clearly elucidates the personal problems of early converts, and the difficulties with which the Restored Church was confronted by its members. Through all of this, the Character and Personality of the Prophet Joseph Smith is laid bare, as he establishes a judicial system in the Church and personally stands in judgment over the Saints and the Church which he founded.".…