[…] 1850-1865: A Study in Politics and Public Opinion” (California: Berkeley, 1948). 28. A. R. MORTENSEN, “The Deseret News and Utah, 1850-1867″ (California: Los Angeles, 1949). 29. M. HAMLIN CANNON, “The ‘Gathering’ of British Mormons […]
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