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[…] West, VII (January, 1968), 41. Christensen, Harold T. “The New Morality: Research Bases for Decision in Today’s World.” Brigham Young University Studies, VIII (Autumn, 1967), 23-35. Clark, James R. “Joseph Smith and the Lebolo […]
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[…] Historical Review, 47 (Sept. 1960), 208. Orson F. Whitney, Popular History of Utah (Salt Lake City: Deseret News Press, 1916), p. 439. Joseph Smith, History of the Church (hereafter cited as DHC), Vol. Ill […]