Audio archive of a 1976 lecture by Rev. Wesley Walters, the man who first located the documents relating to Joseph Smith’s 1826 arrest for being a ‘glass looker.’ He also pioneered the research on Smith’s claim of a revival in Palmyra in 1820.
Below: details of two important sources of evidence for Joseph Smith’s 1826 arrest as a ‘glass looker’: the bills of Justice Albert Neely and Constable Philip De Zeng, who participated in Smith’s trial. (Found by Rev. Walters while researching Smith’s arrest history)
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