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Letter to Thomas Ford, 11 December 1843

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Asterisk (*) denotes a "featured" version, which includes an introduction and annotation *Letter to Thomas Ford, 11 December 1843 History, 1838–1856, volume E-1 [1 July 1843–30 April 1844] “History of Joseph Smith”
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, Dec. 11th. 1843.
Sir:— I herewith forward your another affidavit on the subject of the late Kidnapping. and shall continue <​the same​> as they come to hand, expecting your cordial Co-operation in the prossesses, that the laws may be magnified and made honorable, and our lives held precious, as well as our friends saved from jeopardy— and the “captives freed.”
Respectfully I have the hono[r] to be your obt. Ser[van]t
Joseph Smith
His Excy.
Gov.
Ill. [p. [1]]
, Dec. 11th. 1843.
Sir:— I herewith forward your another affidavit on the subject of the late Kidnapping. and shall continue the same as they come to hand, expecting your cordial Co-operation in the prossesses, that the laws may be magnified and made honorable, and our lives held precious, our friends saved from jeopardy— and the “captives freed.”
Respectfully I have the honor to be your obt. Servant
Joseph Smith
His Excy.
Gov.
Ill. [p. [1]]
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