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| Joseph SmithJoseph Smith is composed of at least 11 distinct authors.Also known as: joe smith, Joseph Smith, Dzhozef Smit, Joeseph Smith, Joseph Smith Jr., J. transl. Smith ... (see complete list), Jr. Joseph Smith, Joseph Jr. Smith, Joseph Smith Jr., Joseph Smith etc., Joseph Jun. Smith, Joseph Smith Jun., Joseph Smith jun., Joseph Smith et al, Joseph Smith Trans., Joseph trans. Smith, Junior Joseph Smith, Ieu Gan Joseph Smith, Joseph Smith nuorempi, Joseph Smith Jr. trans., Joseph Smith Jun. trans., Jr. Trans. by Joseph Smith, translated by Joseph Smith, Joseph Jr. translator Smith, Joseph Jr. LDS church; Smith, Joseph. Translated by. Smith, Joseph Smith Jnr (translator), Joseph Jnr (translator). Smith, Joseph Smith Jun: Translated By, Jun. Translated By Joseph Smith | 3,112 | 51 |  (3.45) | 2 | 0 |
Joseph Smith is composed of at least 11 distinct authors (edit assignments). LibraryThing has only recently introduced this feature. In the near future distinct authors will have their own pages. Joseph Smith (1)Joseph Smith (2)Joseph Smith (3)Joseph Smith (4)Joseph Smith (5)Joseph Smith (6)Joseph Smith (7)Joseph Smith (8)Joseph Smith (9)Joseph Smith (10)Joseph Smith (11)Joseph Smith (unknown)Top members (works)jnajack (15), aarmstrong78 (15), bluestar50 (14), Merrilllibrary (12), kswin (12), reisingdw (12), BlaueBlume (11), cpg (11), bedrozsas (10), mjnemelka (10), crowderb (9), dawndrium (9), johnm24 (9), fredheid (9), HRHSpence (8) — more Legacy LibrariesMember favorites
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1. Joseph Smith, Jun. (1805-1844) wrote the Book of Mormon, and the bulk of the other works on this page.
2. Joseph Smith (1945-?) wrote Unequal giants; United States and Latin America.
3. Joseph Smith (b. 1948) selected and introduced the musical score, Tangos, Milongas and Other Latin-American Dances for Solo Piano.
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5. Smith, Joseph 1670-1756 wrote Modern pleas for schism and infidelity review'd ...
6. Smith, Joseph 1819-1896 wrote Bibliotheca anti-quakeriana: or, A catalogue of books adverse to the…
7. Joseph Smith (b. 1979-05-20) wrote The Wolf.
8. Joseph F. Smith wrote Gospel Doctrine.
9. Joseph Smith III (1832-1914) wrote The memoirs of president Joseph Smith III (1832-1914) : the second prophet…
10. Joseph Smith (fl. 1816) wrote Explanation or Key to the Various Manufactories of Sheffield.
11. Joseph Smith (UK, fl 1932) wrote Synoptic Gospels.
Also, there are several Joseph Smiths (all related and all authors) associated with either the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) or the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (RLDS Church, also now known as the Community of Christ). Joseph Smith, Sen. (also known as Joseph Smith, Sr.) is the father of Joseph Smith, Jun. (also known as Joseph Smith, Jr. and as plain Joseph Smith [no Jun. or Jr.]) who is the father of Joseph Smith, III. Joseph Smith Jun. is also the uncle of Joseph F. Smith, who is the Father of Joseph Fielding Smith, who is the father of Joseph Fielding Smith, Jr. | |
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