Theodore Clarke Smith, when comparing the Book of Mormon and the Spalding Manuscript, argues that the use of "adieu" in both volumes are anachronistic.
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- Book
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- Theodore Clarke Smith CriticNon-LDS
- Hearsay
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- Reference
Theodore Clarke Smith, The External Evidences of the Book of Mormon (N.P.: Theodore Clarke Smith, 1912), 94
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- Theodore Clarke Smith
- People
- Theodore Clarke Smith
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- Reading Public
- Transcription
(4 ) In both books the word "adieu,' is used. Twice in the Ms. and in the B. M. Jacob ends his book with, "Brethren, adieu ." A French word appearing many hundreds of years before the French language was spoken.
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