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  • Review of the “Primitive Expounder”

    Review of the “Primitive Expounder”

    From Volume VIII, December 20, 1845, of “The Star in the West” PRIMITIVE EXPOUNDER The first number of a new Vol. was received to day, Dec. 13th. We have always read this paper with pleasure, for it is conducted with prudence and with an eye to enlighten as much as possible those who sit in…

  • Review of the Alphadelphia Tocsin

    Review of the Alphadelphia Tocsin

    From Volume VIII, December 12, 1845, of “The Star in the West” ALPHADELPHIA TOCSIN The best paper we have ever seen devoted to Association or Fourierism is one of the above title, published in Alphadelphia, Michigan. It is clear, explicit and practical–and therefore a useful agent in the dissemination of the views of Association. In…

  • WHO STOLE THE BEEF

    WHO STOLE THE BEEF

    From Volume VIII, December 20, 1845, of “The Star in the West” SUMMARY JUSTICE—’WHO STOLE THE BEEF?’ The Primitive Expounder at Alphadelphia, Michigan, tells a good story about the exposure of two Methodist preachers who lately held forth at a Camp Meeting at Romulus in that State. It seems the Methodists, at their Camp Meetings…