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Deseret to Zion: Mormon leadership and resistance in Utah
A historical sketch recounts Mormon statehood, the rise of the State of Deseret, and clashes with the United States as Gentile miners flood Utah. It notes Lee Young’s waning influence, a 1871 gun-armed standoff, and Geo A. Smith’s death ending his bid to lead.
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Horace
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Ber
A. D
Coonmon
Amd
Nettin
Aibert
Joseph D. Tleibert
Joseph D. Harbert
D. Habbert
Horace B. Hatbert'y
Awhialula
Onlo
O. H W. Pitch
Main Street
Park Street
H. J. Mulbert
Ember
Joseph D. Hulbert
Horace Boulbert
Mary S. Radford
Briande
Susan
Malbert
Eal
Joesph D. Halbert
Luce
Mieon Luce
Horace Balbert
Hulbert
Fitch
Susan B. Hulbert
Alms
Michigan
Joseph D. Hai
Arbtabuls
Ohio
Court of Common
Sean B. Hulbert
D. Hulbert
Soman B. Halbert Leer
Jozeph D. Hulbert
Setion
Tatat
C. Collin
Mary Street
Susan O. Collin
Eid
Susan C. Sollth
Tom Privary
D. Lillibert
Suesa C. Collins
Lewis T. Collins
Hichand Toidford
Attabela
Main Strest
Rialley Shore
Pacific
Utah
Zion's Mercantile’ Co-operative Institute
Deseret
United States
Great Salt Lake
Zion
Bourbon
Lee Young
Young
Col
de Trobriand
Louisiana
Salt Lake City
Zion's Mercantile Co-operative Institute
Tabernacle
Margud
Slemm
Geo. A. Smith
Church
Brigham
Smith