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BLOOD OF THE PROPHETS
By: Will Bagley

Brigham Young and the Massacre at Mountain Meadows

University of Oklahoma Press
September 2004
On Sale: September 11, 2004
544 pages
ISBN: 0806136391
EAN: 9780806136394
Paperback
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In 1857, over 100 men, women, and children in a wagon train from Arkansas were murdered in southern Utah by local settlers aided by Southern Paiute warriors. For 50 years, Mormon historian Juanita Brooks's The Mountain Meadows Massacre has been the standard work on the subject. Here, independent historian and Salt Lake Tribune columnist Bagley claims only to extend Brooks's work. But by using documents not available to Brooks and by following her example in pursuing the truth wherever it led him while not going beyond the available evidence, he confirms her private opinion that territorial Mormon leader and governor Brigham Young was heavily involved in both the massacre and its cover-up. In the process, Bagley has produced the new standard work on the massacre. This well-written and well- thought-out analysis is essential for all libraries with collections on the West or the Mormons.

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