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Tag: Joseph Smith

8 September 202330 October 2023 Mark R. Cheathem Books

The Origin of Who Is James K. Polk?

Ultimately, I arrived at the same conclusion with which I started: the 1844 presidential election was an overlooked, yet crucial, step move toward the Civil War.

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