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John H. Smith
3 talks between 1881 and 1885, mostly as a speaker outside the general leadership. 9,717 words in the transcripts.
Talks
3
1881–1885
Words
9,717
in the transcripts
Reading grade
15.4
Flesch–Kincaid, average
Scriptures cited
0
0.0 per talk
Callings
Other
3 talks
Leadership record
—
not a General Authority or officer on record
Talks by year
18811885
Signature phrases
Words and two-word phrases this speaker uses far more than the rest of the corpus, by weighted log-odds. Stop words, names of deity and the ordinary vocabulary of a sermon are excluded.
- wronged 10
- mingling 6
- regard 20
- ireland 5
- deity 6
- britain 5
- advancement 6
- hate 6
- principles 22
- recognize 8
- grow 10
- government 13
Scriptures cited most
No chapter-and-verse citations were found in this speaker's talks.
Callings when speaking
- Other 3
As given in the bylines: Apostle
Every talk
- 8 Oct 1881The Calling of Missionaries—The Proper Training of the Young, Etc.Apostle2,000 w0 refs
- 6 Apr 1885Love of Home—Visit to Friends—Sent to Preside Over the European Mission—Former Ill-Health in England—Extensive System of Tract Distribution Inaugurated—Tribute to the Worth and Efficiency of the Missionaries—Report of the Condition of the Work in Various European Countries—Hatred Manifested Towards Us After the Murder of Our Brethren in Tennessee—America the Haven of Freedom—Truth Has Ever Met With Persecution—Professed Ministers of the Gospel our Greatest Enemies—No One Injured By Our Principles—Plural Marriage—The Social Evil—ConclusionApostle4,954 w0 refs
- 27 Jul 1885Value of Liberty—Persecution Expected—Morse and Others Were at First Despised—God Overrules for Good—Faith and Works—Repentance and Baptism—Revelation—Witness of the Spirit—Mission of Joseph Smith—the Wheat Will Remain—No Malice to Men, But Hatred of Their Wicked Acts—Plural MarriageApostle2,763 w0 refs