many nmen who would pre-
fer going to Samoa than to Europe, for I am satisfied that
missionaries meet with many
hardships and obstacles in Germany
not met with in Samoa, and which
will require prayer and humility
to overcome and defeat, yet with
God's blessing I prefer that mis-
sion. My father, Brigham Young
will explain more clearly probably
my reason for desireing a change
if you will speak to him.
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many nmen who would prefer going to Samoa than to
Europe, for I am satisfied that
missionaries meet with many
hardships and obstacles in Germany
not met with in Samoa, and which
will require prayer and humility
to overcome and defeat, yet with
God's blessing I prefer that mission. My father, Brigham Young
will explain more clearly probably
my reason for desiring a change
if you will speak to him.
"Letter from Joseph Angell Young, b. 1866, 6 May 1890," p. 3, The Wilford Woodruff Papers, accessed May 6, 2024, https://wilfordwoodruffpapers.org/p/71RG