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Lawyers, and Those Who Practice Attending Law Courts, Rebuked-a Course Pronounced Upon All Who Love Litigation and Do not Repent, by President Brigham Young.  Delivered in the Salt Lake City Tabernacle, February 24, 1856.

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Exposing Wickedness Among the Saints—Corrupt Men Threatening the Saints With United States’ Troops—The Laws of Utah Set Aside in the Courts, by President Jedidiah M. Grant.  Delivered in the Salt Lake City Tabernacle, March 2, 1856.

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Elders Called to Go on Missions—Existence of Good and Evil Spirits, and of Holy Angels, by President Heber C. Kimball.  Delivered in the Salt Lake City Tabernacle, March 2, 1856.

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The Necessity of the Saints Living Up to the Light Which Has Been Given Them, by President Brigham Young.  Delivered in the Salt Lake City Tabernacle, March 2, 1856.

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Salvation—The Lord's Prayer—Newness of Life, by Elder Amasa M. Lyman.  Delivered in Kaysville City, December 20, 1855.

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Eternal Increase of Knowledge—Necessity of Cleaving to Every Good Principle—Men Are not Made Saints By Miraculous Gifts, But Through Obeying the Truth, and Obtaining the Witness of the Spirit, by President Brigham Young.  Delivered in the Salt Lake City Tabernacle, February 17, 1856.

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The Present Scarcity of Food—Exhortation to the Bishops to Take Care of the Poor—The Failure of the Crops Will Prove a Blessing to the Saints., by President Jedediah M. Grant.  Delivered in the Salt Lake City Tabernacle, January 27, 1856.

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The Necessity of a Living Priesthood—The Utah Legislature, by President Heber C. Kimball.  Delivered in the Salt Lake City Tabernacle, January 27, 1856.

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The Powers of the Priesthood not Generally Understood—The Necessity of Living By Revelation—The Abuse of Blessings, by President Brigham Young.  Delivered in the Salt Lake City Tabernacle, January 27, 1856.

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The First Principles of the Gospel, by Elder Parley P. Pratt.  Delivered in the Bowery, Salt Lake City, August 26, 1855.

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