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About this book

A Voice of Warning

Summary

Parley P. Pratt’s classic missionary tract on prophecy fulfilled and unfulfilled, the kingdom of God, the Book of Mormon, the resurrection, and God’s dealings with all nations — ending with the doctrine of Christ set beside the doctrines of men.

The book

Author
Parley P. Pratt
Date of the work
First published 1837; recorded from the 1881 edition
Edition recorded
Eleventh edition, 1881 (Salt Lake City: Deseret News Company)
Listening time
5 h 15 min
Chapters
8

Where this text comes from

First published in New York in 1837. Pratt wrote in a later preface that the first edition sold slowly, then worked itself into notice, so that by that time thirteen thousand copies had been sold. This recording follows the eleventh edition of 1881. Chapter VII was printed in two columns; here the paragraphs alternate, with the doctrine of Christ in one voice and the doctrines of men in another.

Text produced for Project Gutenberg by the Mormon Texts Project and its volunteers (released March 11, 2011).

Public domain

Public domain, free to share. The text of A Voice of Warning is in the public domain in the United States. It was first published in 1837, and the edition recorded here appeared in 1881. Works published before 1931 are out of copyright there.

This site claims no copyright or trademark in the text. It uses no logos, trademarks or modern artwork of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints or anyone else, and the cover picture is also in the public domain. Names such as “Book of Mormon” or the Church’s own name appear only to identify the book and its subject, and belong to their owners.

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