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| Zion's Reveille V1 1846 Partial | |
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Zion's Reveille (1846-1847, Voree, Wisconsin) was a newspaper of James J. Strang's Latter Day Saint movement, arguing his prophetic claim to succeed Joseph Smith and rallying the Strangite gathering to Zion. Its concerns are Restorationist and controversialist — the prophet's authority, scriptural translation, angelic ministry, and the ordinances of the church, including baptism for the dead. It sits outside the occult and phenomena traditions that define most of this corpus; the digest's 'success,' 'the dead,' and 'od' signals are religious-prosperity language, LDS doctrine, and OCR noise respectively. It is best read alongside the Voree Herald as documentation of a Midwestern prophetic Restorationism. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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