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Journal Article

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Bennett, Richard E.

"We Had Everything to Procure from Missouri" : The Missouri Lifeline to the Mormon Exodus, 1846-1850

Mormon Historical Studies

2007

8

1-2

2007

91-105

Bennett discusses the important role Missouri played in providing supplies to Saints during their exodus from Missouri. While most relations between Mormons and local people in Missouri were negative, the people of Missouri played a vital part in providing economic support for the Saints.

http://mormonhistoricsites.org/publications/studies_2007/6-MHS_2007_The-Missouri-Lifeline.pdf

Mormon Trail
Emigration and immigration
Non-Mormons, relations with, 19th century
Trade and commerce
Missouri

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Gathering the Remnants : Establishing the RLDS Church in Southwestern Iowa
Mormons and Missourians : The Uneasy Truce
Mormons at the Missouri, 1846-52 : 'And Should We Die'
On the Mormon Frontier : The Diary of Hosea Stout [1844-1861]
St. Louis and the Nauvoo Exodus : The Experience of the John Ellison Family
The Saints and St. Louis, 1831-1857 : An Oasis of Tolerance and Security