Joseph Smith Jr., the Mormon prophet, and his brother, Hyrum, had been dead scarcely a year when the Latter-day Saints decided to leave their beloved city of Nauvoo, Illinois, and risk their future in the isolated Rocky Mountain West.
An edition of Mormons at the Missouri, 1846-1852
(1987)
Mormons at the Missouri, 1846-1852
And Should We Die
by Richard Edmond Bennett
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