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• The affidavits themselves are not known to exist outside of their printing in " Mormonism Unvailed ".
• The theory of Rigdon's use of a Spalding manuscript first appeared in print in the 1834 book " Mormonism Unvailed ".
• The publication of " Mormonism Unvailed " is significant in Mormon history as it is considered to be the first anti-Mormon book.
• The forger is believed to have borrowed heavily from the affidavit of Willard Chase, published in the book " Mormonism Unvailed " in 1834.
• The "'Hurlbut affidavits "'were statements gathered and compiled by Doctor Philastus Hurlbut, and then published in the book Mormonism Unvailed.
• Unlike the Oberlin Manuscript, there is, to date, no physical evidence of this first manuscript, so the details of this other manuscript are based on testimonies originally published some twenty years later in " Mormonism Unvailed ".
• The anti-Mormon newspaper certainly was not the first of its kind; Mormonism had been criticized strongly by dozens of publications since its inception, most notably by Eber D . Howe's 1834 book " Mormonism Unvailed ".
• Hofmann may have been inspired by an early anti-Mormon work " Mormonism Unvailed " ( 1834 ), which claimed that a toad-like animal was rumored to have appeared to Smith in conjunction with the recovery of the plates.
• One author suggests that the Isaac Hale affidavit was not obtained by Hurlbut, but was instead published first in a local newspaper, the " Susquehanna Register " on 1 May 1834, and that Howe simply reprinted the letter in " Mormonism Unvailed ".
• Howe continued to be interested in the Mormons, and in November 1834 he published " Mormonism Unvailed ", which he described as " a history of the Mormon imposition, from its rise to the present time, with many other peculiarities of the sect ."
• According to Ashurst-McGee, Palmer used the Hurlbut affidavits from Eber D . Howe's book " Mormonism Unvailed " for the purpose of " overlaying run-of-the-mill treasure lore " onto Joseph Smith's original account of the recovery of the golden plates.
• Further, accepting Chase s testimony in " Mormonism Unvailed ", Vogel states that the timing of the exhumation ( September 25, close to the equinox during which Lucy Mack Smith states Joseph made his visits to Cumorah ) further suggests it was part of an attempt to secure the golden plates.
• Spalding's widow told a similar story, and stated that " the names of Nephi and Lehi are yet fresh in my memory, as being the principal heroes of his tale . " These statements were published in E . D . Howe's 1834 book " Mormonism Unvailed ".
• In Eber D . Howe's anti-Mormon book " Mormonism Unvailed, " family members and other witnesses claimed that the true title of the Oberlin Manuscript is actually " Manuscript Story  Conneaut Creek ", and that Spalding penned another manuscript titled " Manuscript, Found " which bore no resemblance to the Oberlin Manuscript.