John P. Pratt, “Miraculous Printing of the Book of Mormon?” Meridian Magazine.com
Latter-day Saints have from their beginning believed that a series of miracles led to the coming forth of the Book of Mormon. But among the many recorded miracles, including an angel revealing where golden plates were buried and special interpreters being used so that they could be translated by the gift and power of God, to my knowledge the actual printing of the first edition of the Book of Mormon passed almost without comment among Church historians until recently. It took an “old-time” printer turned L.D.S. Institute of Religion teacher named Gordon Weight to notice that it may have been miraculous to print 5,000 copies of the Book of Mormon in only seven months with the technology of that time. This article reviews and evaluates the evidence from his booklet entitled Miracle on Palmyra’s Main Street.[1]
Rachel Woods, “The Book of Mormon” Excerpt from about.com
The Book of Mormon, Another Testament of Jesus Christ, is an account of God’s dealings with different groups of people who lived on the American continent. The history recounts how the people left Jerusalem, had prophets called of God, and were visited by Jesus Christ.
Scott Scheibe, “Bible Prophecies of the Book of Mormon” salvation.scottsworld.info
A Letter From David Whitmer, (one of the 3 witnesses) who actually held the original plates of the Book of Mormon:
Richmond, Mo