Born April 7th, 1821 in New-Bedford, Massachusetts, Charles Taber Congdon began his journalistic career early in his life by cleaning the floors of the New Bedford Courier and delivering
This satire features a fictional meeting between Mormon leader Brigham Young and Tribune editor, Horace Greeley. Greeley has recently created a religion called "tribunism" and wishes Young to join. The conversation that follows is a brief description of "tribunism."
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Born April 7th, 1821 in New-Bedford, Massachusetts, Charles Taber Congdon began his journalistic career early in his life by cleaning the floors of the New Bedford Courier and delivering
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