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English
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Lions, Brothers, and the Idea of an Indian Nation : The Mexican Revolution in the Minds of Anthony W. Ivins and Rey L. Pratt, 1910-1917
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Dialogue : A Journal of Mormon Thought
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Summer 2002
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35
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no.2
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115-138
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Apostle Anthony W. Ivins and Mexican Mission President Rey L. Pratt supported the Mexican Revolution. Their discourse was radical, religious, militant, and revolutionary. They advocated a militant overthrow of the privileged and wealthy classes by the native people of Mexico.
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The Mormon Colonies in Mexico
The Mormon Hierarchy : Extensions of Power
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