The Latter-day Saints’ Emigrants’ Guide; Being a Table of Distances, Showing all the Springs, Creeks

Originally published in 1848, 'The Latter-day Saints Emigrants' Guide' was an essential resource for thousands of pioneers making their way westward to Utah. Providing practical advice and guidance for those on the move, including information about the natural sights and features of the American West, this book is an invaluable snapshot of an era of history when the frontier was still being tamed.

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