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*Wilford Woodruf cited in Kenney, Scott G., ed. "Wilford Woodruf's Journal 1833-1898", 9 vols, Midvale, Utah, Signature Books, 1983 8:420-421 | *Wilford Woodruf cited in Kenney, Scott G., ed. "Wilford Woodruf's Journal 1833-1898", 9 vols, Midvale, Utah, Signature Books, 1983 8:420-421 | ||
Kenney, Scott G., ed. "Wilford Woodruf's Journal 1833-1898", 9 vols, Midvale, Utah, Signature Books, 1983 8:420-421 | :Kenney, Scott G., ed. "Wilford Woodruf's Journal 1833-1898", 9 vols, Midvale, Utah, Signature Books, 1983 8:420-421 | ||
Cited in B. Carmon Hard, "Self-Blame and the Manifesto", Dialogue, vol. 24, No. 3, Fall 1991, p. 45 | :Cited in B. Carmon Hard, "Self-Blame and the Manifesto", Dialogue, vol. 24, No. 3, Fall 1991, p. 45 | ||
Upon approval of the Edmunds-Tucker Act 1887: | :Upon approval of the Edmunds-Tucker Act 1887: | ||
Congress had "turned the last key that seals their condemnation and lays the foundation for the overthrow & final destruction of the United States Government." | :Congress had "turned the last key that seals their condemnation and lays the foundation for the overthrow & final destruction of the United States Government." | ||
:This is particularly interesting to consider in light of Ether 12:35-36 | |||
This is particularly interesting to consider in light of Ether 12:35-36 | |||
==Subtopics== | |||
*[[The United States of America/Revolutionary War]] | |||
Note: Consider moving constitution topic here as a subtopic. | |||
==Cross-References== | ==Cross-References== | ||
*[[Government]] | *[[Government]] | ||
*[[The Constitution of the United States of America]] | *[[The Constitution of the United States of America]] | ||
Revision as of 17:41, 10 January 2016
- Wilford Woodruf cited in Kenney, Scott G., ed. "Wilford Woodruf's Journal 1833-1898", 9 vols, Midvale, Utah, Signature Books, 1983 8:420-421
- Kenney, Scott G., ed. "Wilford Woodruf's Journal 1833-1898", 9 vols, Midvale, Utah, Signature Books, 1983 8:420-421
- Cited in B. Carmon Hard, "Self-Blame and the Manifesto", Dialogue, vol. 24, No. 3, Fall 1991, p. 45
- Upon approval of the Edmunds-Tucker Act 1887:
- Congress had "turned the last key that seals their condemnation and lays the foundation for the overthrow & final destruction of the United States Government."
- This is particularly interesting to consider in light of Ether 12:35-36
Subtopics
Note: Consider moving constitution topic here as a subtopic.