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| − | W. I. Appleby, ''A Dissertation of Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream: Showing that the Kingdom Spoken of by Daniel the Prophet was not set up in the Days of the Apostles; and the Order of the Kingdom set up then Explained. Also: The Rise and Faith of the most Notable Orthodox Societies of the Present Day, Together with a Synopsis of the Origin and Faith of the Church of “Latter-Day Saints,” Comparing their Faith with the Faith of Other Societies'' (Philadelphia: Brown, Bicking & Guilbert, 1844), {{{ | + | W. I. Appleby, ''[https://archive.org/details/dissertationonne00will A Dissertation of Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream]: Showing that the Kingdom Spoken of by Daniel the Prophet was not set up in the Days of the Apostles; and the Order of the Kingdom set up then Explained. Also: The Rise and Faith of the most Notable Orthodox Societies of the Present Day, Together with a Synopsis of the Origin and Faith of the Church of “Latter-Day Saints,” Comparing their Faith with the Faith of Other Societies'' (Philadelphia: Brown, Bicking & Guilbert, 1844){{#if:{{{end|}}}|, {{{start}}}–{{{end}}}.|{{#if:{{{start|}}}|, {{{start}}}.|{{#if:{{{pages|}}}|, {{{pages}}}.|.}}}}}} |
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W. I. Appleby, A Dissertation of Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream: Showing that the Kingdom Spoken of by Daniel the Prophet was not set up in the Days of the Apostles; and the Order of the Kingdom set up then Explained. Also: The Rise and Faith of the most Notable Orthodox Societies of the Present Day, Together with a Synopsis of the Origin and Faith of the Church of “Latter-Day Saints,” Comparing their Faith with the Faith of Other Societies (Philadelphia: Brown, Bicking & Guilbert, 1844).