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English
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Mormons from Scandinavia, 1850-1900 : A Shepherded Migration
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Pacific Historical Review
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August 1954
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23
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227-46
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The arrival of the Mormon Missionaries in Copenhagen in May 1850 marked the beginning of the significant expansion of Mormonism's transatlantic career with its important consequences of populating the American West. The consumer cooperative, essentially a problem of putting the emigrants' meager resources into the hands of a Church agent, gave the new group bargaining power. The activity of the Church agent assisted this project.
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