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Account of an archaeological survey made by the authors in southern Palestine. Cf. Introduction.
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An account of No. 1 squadron of the Australian flying corps, which operated in a Royal flying corps wing, durning the Palestine campaign. Cf. Foreword.
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Collected writings of John Mills Woolley (1822-1864), transcribed, edited, and annotated by Richard Woolley Jackson. The transcriptions include Woolley's 1851 autobiography and selected passages from his 1853-1859 journal. The autobiography focuses on Woolley's early life, including becoming an orphan at the age of eleven, moving from his home in Pennsylvania to Ohio, his introduction to the Mormon Church, following the Mormons to Nauvoo, serving on missions throughout the eastern United States, and traveling westward in 1846, including stays at Council Bluffs and Winter Quarters, before arriving in Salt Lake City in 1847. The diary passages were taken from diaries kept by Woolley while he was living in the Salt Lake Valley from 1853-1859. The volume's supplementary material includes quotes from secondary sources, maps, and occasional commentary by Jackson.
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