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Journal Article

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Compton, Todd M.

Becoming a "Messenger of Peace" : Jacob Hamblin in Tooele|Tooele, Utah

Dialogue : A Journal of Mormon Thought

Spring 2009

42

1

2009

1-29

In this article Todd Compton discusses early relations in Utah between Mormons and Indians, some history on the early settlement of Tooele, and the process of change that Jacob Hamblin went through to become a mediator between the local Indians and Mormon settlers.

Hamblin, Jacob
Native Americans, 19th century

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