An Englishwoman in Utah the Story of a Lifes Experience in Mormonism An Auto
An Englishwoman in Utah the Story of a Lifes Experience in Mormonism An Auto
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In the midst of the proceedings, Brother Brigham, full of confidence, in the plainest words called upon all who couM not plead guiltless of certain crimes to stand up. Three- fourths of those present immediately arose. Utterly shocked, The "Reign of Terror" in Utah. 239 the Prophet entered into explanations ; but self-convicted these three-fourths of his hearers stood conscientiously firm. Even Brigham saw the necessity of taking some stringent measures. The Saints were told that if they were r...e-baptized their sins would be washed away, and they could then say they were not guilty of the crimes suggested in the catechism. Subsequently the catechism itself was, as I said, bought up and burnt. The burden of every sermon was unquestioning obedience, repentance, payment of tithing, and above all the taking of more wives. The Missionaries, without the slightest ceremony, would visit the houses of respectable Saints, examine them out of the abominable catechism, and question husbands and wives in the presence of their children about even their very thoughts, in a manner, and upon subjects, which would amply have justified their being hung up to the nearest tree ; Lynch law was in fact too good for such atrocities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the midst of the proceedings, Brother Brigham, full of confidence, in the plainest words called upon all who couM not plead guiltless of certain crimes to stand up. Three- fourths of those present immediately arose. Utterly shocked, The "Reign of Terror" in Utah. 239 the Prophet entered into explanations ; but self-convicted these three-fourths of his hearers stood conscientiously firm. Even Brigham saw the necessity of taking some stringent measures. The Saints were told that if they were r...e-baptized their sins would be washed away, and they could then say they were not guilty of the crimes suggested in the catechism. Subsequently the catechism itself was, as I said, bought up and burnt. The burden of every sermon was unquestioning obedience, repentance, payment of tithing, and above all the taking of more wives. The Missionaries, without the slightest ceremony, would visit the houses of respectable Saints, examine them out of the abominable catechism, and question husbands and wives in the presence of their children about even their very thoughts, in a manner, and upon subjects, which would amply have justified their being hung up to the nearest tree ; Lynch law was in fact too good for such atrocities.
What to read after An Englishwoman in Utah the Story of a Lifes Experience in Mormonism An Auto?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T B H Stenhouse to read onlineMoreLess
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