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Title page of the Anti-Mormon Almanac for 1842 (print)
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Title page of the Anti-Mormon Almanac for 1842 (print)
AQS256884 Title page of the Anti-Mormon Almanac for 1842 (print) by American School, (19th century); American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA; (add.info.: obscure twenty-two-page pamphlet published in 1841 including the usual astronomical calculations as well as the trasonable tendency and the wicked imposture of the Mormons; ); eCourtesy, American Antiquarian Society; American, out of copyright
Media ID 22659800
© Courtesy, American Antiquarian Society / Bridgeman Images
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The title page of the Anti-Mormon Almanac for 1842 captures a snapshot of religious prejudice and intolerance in 19th century America. This rare print, preserved by the American Antiquarian Society, showcases an obscure pamphlet published in 1841 that aimed to expose what it deemed as the "trasonable tendency and wicked imposture" of the Mormons. In this intriguing image, we see a glimpse into a society deeply divided by sectarian beliefs. The biased and prejudiced nature of this almanac is evident through its provocative introduction, which sought to discredit the Latter Day Saints Church. It serves as a stark reminder of how discrimination can manifest itself within religious communities. This title page not only represents a specific moment in history but also raises broader questions about freedom of religion and acceptance within North America during that time period. As we examine this relic from the past, we are reminded of the struggles faced by marginalized groups such as Mormonism in their quest for recognition and understanding. As viewers engage with this print, they are invited to reflect on how far society has come since then while acknowledging that there is still work to be done towards eradicating prejudice and fostering inclusivity. Ultimately, this image serves as both a historical artifact and a catalyst for conversations surrounding religious tolerance in contemporary America.
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