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Wiki links	Joseph Smith hiding plural marriages from his first wife, Emma Emma Smith's reaction to Joseph Smith's plural marriages Question: Was Emma was promised "annihilation" if she didn't accept plural marriage? Question: Was a pregnant Eliza R. Snow pushed down the stairs by a furious Emma, resulting in a miscarriage? Question: If the story of Emma pushing Eliza Snow down the stairs is true, why did Eliza not make use of it? Question: Under what circumstances was Doctrine and Covenants Section 132 committed to writing? Question: Since first wives were generally to grant permission for sealings to subsequent wives, did Joseph's later sealing to Emma mean that Emma no longer held the role of "first wife"? Question: Did Joseph Smith offer to trade Jane Law for Emma Smith in a wife swap with William Law? Emma and writing D&C 132
Online	Gracia N. Jones, "My Great-Great-Grandmother, Emma Hale Smith," Ensign (August 1992): 30.off-site
Print	Wendy C. Top, “’A Deep Sorrow in Her Heart’—Emma Hale Smith,” in Heroines of the Restoration, edited by Barbara B. Smith, Blythe Darlyn Thatcher (Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, 1997), 17—34. ISBN 157008307X. ISBN 978-1570083075.
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