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Journal Article

English

Dibble, Charles E.

The Mormon Mission to the Shoshoni Indians

Utah Humanities Review

January, April, July 1947

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1947

3-part series

Comments on the development of the Mormon-Native American relationship, from hostile to proselyting, with lots of journal quotations. Specifically tells of Salmon River Mission to the Shoshoni

Young, Brigham, Native Americans and
Native Americans, Shoshoni
Hill, George Washington
Missions (special), Salmon River
Native Americans, missions to
Terry, Joshua

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Mormon Women's History : Beyond Biography
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