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	Brigham's trip south in May 1861 was "to insure the southern Utahns understood the need for silence on the subject of Mountain Meadows."		Brigham's trip south in May 1861 was "to insure the southern Utahns understood the need for silence on the subject of Mountain Meadows."
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	*{{CriticalWork:Bagley:Blood of the Prophets\|pages=246}}		*{{CriticalWork:Bagley:Blood of the Prophets\|pages=246}}
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	Former bishop Klingensmith is said to have claimed that the militia was "called out for the purpose of committing acts of hostility" against the emigrants, and that they were ordered to "kill all of said company of emigrants except the little children."		Former bishop Klingensmith is said to have claimed that the militia was "called out for the purpose of committing acts of hostility" against the emigrants, and that they were ordered to "kill all of said company of emigrants except the little children."
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	*"A MORMON MONSTROSITY": ''New York Herald'', September 14, 1872. Philip Klingensmith affidavit, April 10, 1871, printed in {{CriticalWork:Stenhouse:Rocky Mountain Saints\|pages=439-442}}		*"A MORMON MONSTROSITY": ''New York Herald'', September 14, 1872. Philip Klingensmith affidavit, April 10, 1871, printed in {{CriticalWork:Stenhouse:Rocky Mountain Saints\|pages=439-442}}
	*Brooks, ''Mountain Meadows Massacre'', 238-242.		*Brooks, ''Mountain Meadows Massacre'', 238-242.

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	The "Godbeites" were "demanding disclosure" about the massacre.		The "Godbeites" were "demanding disclosure" about the massacre.
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	#*The author references a series of anonymous letters written under the pseudonym "Argus" that were published in the ''Utah Reporter'' between 1870 and 1871.		#The author references a series of anonymous letters written under the pseudonym "Argus" that were published in the ''Utah Reporter'' between 1870 and 1871.
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	* {{Detail\|Blood_of_the_Prophets:_Brigham_Young_and_the_Massacre_at_Mountain_Meadows/Use_of_sources/Anonymous source: "Argus"\|l1=Anonymous source: "Argus"}}		* {{Detail\|Blood_of_the_Prophets:_Brigham_Young_and_the_Massacre_at_Mountain_Meadows/Use_of_sources/Anonymous source: "Argus"\|l1=Anonymous source: "Argus"}}

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	Brigham's trip south in May 1861 was "to insure the southern Utahns understood the need for silence on the subject of Mountain Meadows."		Brigham's trip south in May 1861 was "to insure the southern Utahns understood the need for silence on the subject of Mountain Meadows."
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	*{{CriticalWork:Bagley:Blood of the Prophets\|pages=246}}		*{{CriticalWork:Bagley:Blood of the Prophets\|pages=246}}
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	Brigham is said to have ordered the cross and cairn at Mountain Meadows torn down.		Brigham is said to have ordered the cross and cairn at Mountain Meadows torn down.
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	Wilford Woodruff journal, May 25, 1861.		#Wilford Woodruff journal, May 25, 1861.
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	{{disinformation\|Neither Wilford Woodruff, nor John D. Lee said anything in their journals about Brigham Young ordering the destruction of the monument.		{{disinformation\|Neither Wilford Woodruff, nor John D. Lee said anything in their journals about Brigham Young ordering the destruction of the monument.
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	The "Godbeites" were "demanding disclosure" about the massacre.		The "Godbeites" were "demanding disclosure" about the massacre.
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	*The author references a series of anonymous letters written under the pseudonym "Argus" that were published in the ''Utah Reporter'' between 1870 and 1871.		#*The author references a series of anonymous letters written under the pseudonym "Argus" that were published in the ''Utah Reporter'' between 1870 and 1871.
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	* {{Detail\|Blood_of_the_Prophets:_Brigham_Young_and_the_Massacre_at_Mountain_Meadows/Use_of_sources/Anonymous source: "Argus"\|l1=Anonymous source: "Argus"}}		* {{Detail\|Blood_of_the_Prophets:_Brigham_Young_and_the_Massacre_at_Mountain_Meadows/Use_of_sources/Anonymous source: "Argus"\|l1=Anonymous source: "Argus"}}
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	The "entire blame of the massacre was shifted to" John D. Lee's shoulders.		The "entire blame of the massacre was shifted to" John D. Lee's shoulders.
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	Brooks, ''John Doyle Lee'', 296.		#Brooks, ''John Doyle Lee'', 296.
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	{{disinformation\|This is clearly false. Contemporary government documents show that federal officials continued to "show...efforts by the federal machinery to prosecute others for at least eight years after Lee's trial." <ref>{{FR-16-1-9}}</ref> If blame rested on Lee alone, this would make no sense.		{{disinformation\|This is clearly false. Contemporary government documents show that federal officials continued to "show...efforts by the federal machinery to prosecute others for at least eight years after Lee's trial." <ref>{{FR-16-1-9}}</ref> If blame rested on Lee alone, this would make no sense.
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	The author claims that Lee was "regaling" his family with "the divinity of Smith and their one true religion."		The author claims that Lee was "regaling" his family with "the divinity of Smith and their one true religion."
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	Brooks, ''Emma Lee'', 57.		#Brooks, ''Emma Lee'', 57.
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	{{propaganda\|LDS doctrine has never regarded Joseph Smith as divine.		{{propaganda\|LDS doctrine has never regarded Joseph Smith as divine.
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	Former bishop Klingensmith is said to have claimed that the militia was "called out for the purpose of committing acts of hostility" against the emigrants, and that they were ordered to "kill all of said company of emigrants except the little children."		Former bishop Klingensmith is said to have claimed that the militia was "called out for the purpose of committing acts of hostility" against the emigrants, and that they were ordered to "kill all of said company of emigrants except the little children."
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	*"A MORMON MONSTROSITY": ''New York Herald'', September 14, 1872. Philip Klingensmith affidavit, April 10, 1871, printed in {{CriticalWork:Stenhouse:Rocky Mountain Saints\|pages=439-442}}		*"A MORMON MONSTROSITY": ''New York Herald'', September 14, 1872. Philip Klingensmith affidavit, April 10, 1871, printed in {{CriticalWork:Stenhouse:Rocky Mountain Saints\|pages=439-442}}
	*Brooks, ''Mountain Meadows Massacre'', 238-242.		*Brooks, ''Mountain Meadows Massacre'', 238-242.

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