Joseph Smith presented the Book of Mormon as (Ch. 10) the platform for a future American political party a proclamation from God to abolish slavery or face destruction a record of ancient American Christians, translated from golden plates that had been buried near Palmyra, New York. an analysis of capital accumulation and an inevitable class struggle a blueprint for establishing a promised land in northern Canada

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Joseph Smith presented the Book of Mormon as (Ch. 10) the platform for a future American political party a proclamation from God to abolish slavery or face destruction a record of ancient American Christians, translated from golden plates that had been buried near Palmyra, New York. an analysis of capital accumulation and an inevitable class struggle a blueprint for establishing a promised land in northern Canada

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A record of ancient American Christians, translated from golden plates that had been buried near Palmyra, New York.

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In the Book of Mormon, there exists reference to a "Land of promise" and despite Joseph Smith never specifically mentioned where is this supposed land of promise located, Mormons saw this sign as totally compatible with ideology in United States and the rest of the American continent as well.