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Book Chapter

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Saunders, Richard L.;Thatcher, Linda;Launius, Roger D.

The Fruit of the Branch : Francis Gladden Bishop and His Culture of Dissent

Differing Visions : Dissenters in Mormon History

Urbana

University of Illinois Press

1994

102-16

Gladden assimilated values from Mormonism to create his own 'Kingdom of God.' He saw Joseph Smith as a 'fallen prophet' and himself as the leader to take his place. His dissenting views sought to reinterpret and restructure the Mormon religion.

Dissent and dissenters, 19th century
Bishop, Francis Gladden
Schisms, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Gladdenites)
Biographies, male, 19th century (articles or chapters)
Social and cultural history, 19th century

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Open Canon: Scriptures of the Latter Day Saint Tradition
Perla Wild, Foe of Women's Silence
Revelation, Scripture, and Authority in the Latter-day Saint Diaspora, 1840-1870
Scattering of the Saints : Schism within Mormonism