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Mormonism and government

Anti-American nineteenth century Saints

Summary: Critics claim that nineteenth century Mormons were "anti-American."

The Council of Fifty

Summary: Some people claim that Joseph Smith had himself anointed king over the whole world, and that this shows he was some sort of megalomaniac. What can you tell me about this?