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1842
Mormon Migration Prelude
1842
In Nauvoo, Illinois, Joseph Smith preached a theology of new revelation and old covenant, built a temple on a bluff over the Mississippi, and collected suspicious neighbors. Two years later a mob would kill him in a Carthage jail. Brigham Young would lead the survivors a thousand miles west to a Great Salt Lake.
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