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• John Gould
  ...gust 1833 to direct Church leaders in Missouri to seek redress for illegal persecution at law. He left [[Kirtland]] about 31 August 1833 and arrived in Independen
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• Joseph and Emma Smith Home
  ..., from February 1831 until January 1838 when they fled the city because of persecution and threats of violence. While in Kirtland, they lived in four different pl
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• Far West
  ...ficially moved to Far West from [[Ohio Period|Kirtland]], Ohio, because of persecution in Kirtland. That April, Joseph Smith received a number of important revela
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• Nauvoo and the Martyrdom
  ...hey spilled over into Hancock County and across the Mississippi into Iowa. Persecution followed them, and the Missouri state government tried multiple times to ex
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• Nauvoo Temple
  ...l May 1846, but by this time many of the Saints had left Nauvoo because of persecution. Individual rooms of the temple were dedicated as they were finished. This
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• Independence, Missouri
  As persecution persisted in [[Ohio Period|Ohio]] and other areas in the East, [[Joseph Smi
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• Jane Manning James
  ...[[Hyrum Smith|Hyrum]] in the [[Carthage Jail]] in Carthage, Illinois, the persecution of the Saints continued to rise. In the fall of 1847, Jane, her husband, an
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• Eliza R. Snow
  ...to Missouri in June 1836. The family had been there only nine months when persecution drove the family to Illinois. Eliza was named "Zion's Poetess" by Joseph Sm
  14 KB (2,205 words) - 12:52, 15 September 2023
• Mormon Pioneers
  ...avel to an unsettled desert so that they could live their religion without persecution.
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• "Mormon" Polygamy
  ...tionship where one man marries multiple women. This practice led to severe persecution and repression of members of the Church by the United States Government in
  29 KB (4,746 words) - 12:56, 15 September 2023
• Utah War
  :''Proceed to [[Post-Civil War Persecution|next time period]].''
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• Westward Migration
  ...my]], or plural marriage. This issue became the focus for all attacks and persecution of Mormonism for the next forty years. Nevertheless, the Mormons continued
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• Joseph Smith, Jr.
  ...n American history. He was definitely a controversial figure who attracted persecution because he challenged established creeds.
  21 KB (3,318 words) - 17:19, 25 September 2023
• Jonathan Browning
  Browning fled Illinois with the Saints in late 1846 to escape religious persecution. He settled in the temporary community of [[Kanesville Tabernacle|Kanesvill
  3 KB (450 words) - 14:41, 29 September 2023
• Orson Hyde
  ...ning from Britain, Hyde went to [[Far West]], Missouri. During a period of persecution and internal dissension, Hyde wrote that he felt God was no longer with the
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• Clay County
  .... From approximately June 1834 until 1836, the Missouri Saints escaped the persecution they had endured in Jackson County by settling in Clay County. The citizens
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• Mormon Trail
  After the [[martyrdom of Joseph Smith]], religious persecution in Nauvoo had been increasing, and the leaders of the Church decided in [[1
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• Cardston Alberta Temple
  During the mid 1800s, the [[Latter-day Saints]] were experiencing persecution in Utah. [[Mormon prophet|President]] [[John Taylor]] asked [[Charles Ora C
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• What do Mormons believe
  ...liefs/jesus-christ-church/jesus-original-church-fell-away] from within and persecution from without. A careful reading of the New Testament shows the struggles an
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• Mormon Beliefs: Mormon Doctrine
  ...practice of polygamy, again as a response to revelation, was effected when persecution threatened to destroy the Church, another change in policy. The increase in
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