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Mahas, Jeffrey

American Indians and the Nauvoo-Era Council of Fifty

The Council of Fifty : What the Records Reveal about Mormon History

Provo, UT

Religious Studies Center, BYU

2017

119-130

In this article the author seeks to consider the further insight provided by the Council of Fifty Minutes regarding the church's policy towards American Indians. "Indeed, the council's discussions during 1845 largely revolved around designs to establish alliances with and among the Indians living West of the Mississippi River."[AUTHOR]

https://rsc.byu.edu/council-fifty/american-indians-nauvoo-era-council-fifty

Young, Brigham, Native Americans and
Native Americans, 19th century
Council of Fifty
Native Americans, missions to
Native Americans, Mormon views of
Native Americans

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