A Reply to a Defense of Mormons And An Attack Upon the Ministerial Association O
A Reply to a Defense of Mormons And An Attack Upon the Ministerial Association O
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Is it any wonder, then, that no one cares to call Mr. Peet's cheap and safe bluff, offering a reward for conviction before judges elected by Mormons and juries composed of Mormons? To him, of course, nothing less would be "reasonable proof. "BfllWroft UUJMWJ All the years from 1833 ^^ ^^5^ ^^^ Mormons were accused of polygamy or something a close kin to it. During all these years they denied it in every solemn manner known to honest men, and after 1852 solemnly admitted that all these years the...y had knowingly lied, and they justified their falsehoods by holy writ. (For a compilation of a few of these falsehoods and the admis- sion and justification, see "Facts Concerning Polyg- amy, " by myself. ) During the trials for "unlawful cohabitation, " which is a different offense from '^polygamy, '' women, whom everybody believed to be virtuous according to Mormon standards, would get upon the witness stand and swear to tell the truth and state that they did not know who was the father of their babes, and this evident and shameless perjury was generally justified.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is it any wonder, then, that no one cares to call Mr. Peet's cheap and safe bluff, offering a reward for conviction before judges elected by Mormons and juries composed of Mormons? To him, of course, nothing less would be "reasonable proof. "BfllWroft UUJMWJ All the years from 1833 ^^ ^^5^ ^^^ Mormons were accused of polygamy or something a close kin to it. During all these years they denied it in every solemn manner known to honest men, and after 1852 solemnly admitted that all these years the...y had knowingly lied, and they justified their falsehoods by holy writ. (For a compilation of a few of these falsehoods and the admis- sion and justification, see "Facts Concerning Polyg- amy, " by myself. ) During the trials for "unlawful cohabitation, " which is a different offense from '^polygamy, '' women, whom everybody believed to be virtuous according to Mormon standards, would get upon the witness stand and swear to tell the truth and state that they did not know who was the father of their babes, and this evident and shameless perjury was generally justified.
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