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English
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Reverend George Moore Comments on Nauvoo, The Mormons, and Joseph Smith
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Western Illinois Regional Studies
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Spring 1982
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5-16
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Transcendentalist Reverend George Moore (1811-47) of Quincy, Illinois, a close friend of Emerson and Thoreau, made observations about the Mormons including his views on the conversion of some unitarians to Mormonism. Deals with Joseph Smith, the martyrdom, persecution, and 'wolf hunts.'
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