The Story of Mormonism
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There seemed to be no room for doubt that war was about to breakupon them; and with such a prospect, men may be expected to takeevery advantage of their situation. Brigham Young was stillgovernor of Utah, and the militia was subject to his order. Promptly he proclaimed the territory under martial law, andforbade any armed body to cross its boundaries. Echo Canyon, theone promising route of ingress, was fortified. In those defilesan army might easily be stopped by a few; ammunition stationswere ...established; provisions were cached; boulders were collectedupon the cliffs beneath which the invaders must pass if they heldto their purpose of forcing an entrance. The people had beenroused to desperation, and force was to be met with force. Inthe settlements, combustibles were placed in readiness, and ifthe worst came, every "Mormon" house would be reduced to ashes, every tree would be hewn down.
With an experience of suffering that would have well served abetter cause, this picked detachment of the United States armymade its way to the Green River country; and there, counting wellthe cost of proceeding farther, went into camp at Fort Bridger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There seemed to be no room for doubt that war was about to breakupon them; and with such a prospect, men may be expected to takeevery advantage of their situation. Brigham Young was stillgovernor of Utah, and the militia was subject to his order. Promptly he proclaimed the territory under martial law, andforbade any armed body to cross its boundaries. Echo Canyon, theone promising route of ingress, was fortified. In those defilesan army might easily be stopped by a few; ammunition stationswere ...established; provisions were cached; boulders were collectedupon the cliffs beneath which the invaders must pass if they heldto their purpose of forcing an entrance. The people had beenroused to desperation, and force was to be met with force. Inthe settlements, combustibles were placed in readiness, and ifthe worst came, every "Mormon" house would be reduced to ashes, every tree would be hewn down.
With an experience of suffering that would have well served abetter cause, this picked detachment of the United States armymade its way to the Green River country; and there, counting wellthe cost of proceeding farther, went into camp at Fort Bridger.
What to read after The Story of Mormonism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Talmage James Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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