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Chapter 5 | A FAIR Analysis of: American Massacre: The Tragedy at Mountain Meadows A work by author: Sally Denton
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The author claims that Brigham's fortification of villages against attack by the Indians was a reversal of Book of Mormon prophecies regarding the Lamanites.
Author's sources: No source provided, although the author dates this to July 21, 1853.
The author claims that Latter-day Saint elders were "in the habit of confiscating at will younger wives of less ranking members of the church."
Author's sources: *No source provided.
In the Gunnison death, the Mormons are claimed to have defamed the victims while blaming the Indians.
Author's sources: No source provided.
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