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Front matter | A FAIR Analysis of: Blood of the Prophets: Brigham Young and the Massacre at Mountain Meadows, a work by author: Will Bagley
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Chapter 2 |
Author's quote: [celestial marriage] allowed the most ordinary backwoodsman to become a god and rule over worlds of his own creation with as many wives as his righteousness could sustain....
Author's quote: ...[Mormons gave] total submission to a leader they considered ordained by God....
Joseph Smith fought against freedom of the press because of the destruction and suppression of the Expositor.
Joseph Smith was charged with seduction, polygamy, counterfeiting, and setting up a theocracy.
[ATTENTION!] Expositor?
Author's quote: [Temple requires members] to avenge the blood of the Prophet, whenever the opportunity offered, and to teach their children to do the same....
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