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−	|subject=Was plural marriage actually adultery before 12 July 1843?
−	|summary=Does Lorenzo Snow's testimony show that anyone who practiced plural marriage before the date that D&C 132 was written (12 July 1843) was guilty of adultery? Since Joseph had entered into plural marriages before that date, was Lorenzo essentially admitting that Joseph was an adulterer?
−	|sublink1=Question: What is Lorenzo Snow claimed to have said about plural marriages being adultery prior to 1843?
−	|sublink2=Question: Did Lorenzo Snow state that polygamy was actually adultery prior to 1843?
−	|sublink3=Question: Are the original Temple Lot Case transcripts available online?
−	|sublink4=Question: I've seen Temple Lot court transcripts online. Are these not accurate?
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Implementation of plural marriage

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• Initiation of the practice of plural marriage

1. REDIRECT Initiation of the practice of plural marriage

The "Cochranites" and their potential influence on Mormon plural marriage

Summary: Did another religious group from the 1830s--the "Cochranites"--act as the source for plural marriage in the LDS faith?

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• Question: Did the "Cochranites" influence Joseph Smith or other Mormons to introduce plural marriage into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints?

1. REDIRECT Plural marriage/Lorenzo Snow's statements about polygamy during the Temple Lot case

William Marks claimed Joseph intended to abandon plural marriage

Summary: William Marks would later claim that Joseph intended to abandon plural marriage, but was killed before he was able to do so. There is scant evidence to support this claim.