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===One Nation under Gods, page 227-228 (hardback and paperback)===

#Broughton D. Harris found that census results for the State of Deseret were "false and exaggerated."
#Regarding Broughton D. Harris, Lemuel G. Brandebury and Justice Perry Brocchus: "Before the year ended, these officials fled Utah, believing that to stay would mean certain death….a total of sixteen federal officers would abandon their Utah posts and lodge similar complaints about Mormon threats, intimidation, and non-compliancy with federal laws and directives."

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===Endnote 13, page 560 (hardback); page 558 (paperback)===

# First claim: David L. Bigler, ''Forgotten Kingdom: The Mormon Theocracy in the American West, 1847-1896'', 57-58.
# Second claim: No source provided.

{{:Question: Did federal officials flee Utah because they feared for their lives?}}
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