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	*{{EoM1\|author=Paul H. Peterson\|article=Civil War Prophecy\|vol=1\|start=288}} {{link1\|url=http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cdm4/document.php?CISOROOT=/EoM&CISOPTR=4391&CISOSHOW=3509}}		*{{EoM1\|author=Paul H. Peterson\|article=Civil War Prophecy\|vol=1\|start=288}} {{link1\|url=http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cdm4/document.php?CISOROOT=/EoM&CISOPTR=4391&CISOSHOW=3509}}
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	*''The Seer'', 1854 (cited in main body text)		*''The Seer'', 1854 (cited in main body text)
	*''The Pearl of Great Price'', 1851 (cited in main body text)		*''The Pearl of Great Price'', 1851 (cited in main body text)
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	#Harding. Quoted in Eugene E. Campbell, ''Establishing Zion: The Mormon Church in the American West, 1847-1869'', 292.		#Harding. Quoted in Eugene E. Campbell, ''Establishing Zion: The Mormon Church in the American West, 1847-1869'', 292.
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	{{information\|The claim comes from territorial governor Stephen E. Harding. <ref>U.S. State Department, Territorial Papers, Utah 1853-73, M12, roll 1, National Archives; cited in Stanley B. Kimball, ''Heber C. Kimball'', 264.</ref> There is no other source, though since the Saints saw the Civil War as a tragic but inevitable result of the nation's wickedness and refusal to grant freedom of religion and redress to the Saints, it is certainly possible that Kimball said this or something like it.		{{information\|The claim comes from territorial governor Stephen E. Harding.<ref>U.S. State Department, Territorial Papers, Utah 1853-73, M12, roll 1, National Archives; cited in Stanley B. Kimball, ''Heber C. Kimball'', 264.</ref> There is no other source, though since the Saints saw the Civil War as a tragic but inevitable result of the nation's wickedness and refusal to grant freedom of religion and redress to the Saints, it is certainly possible that Kimball said this or something like it.
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	Did Brigham Young call for blood atonement in order to punish Washington politicians?		Did Brigham Young call for blood atonement in order to punish Washington politicians?
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	Was Joseph Smith's "Civil War prophecy" a false prophecy since "in 1832 a civil war beginning with South Carolina would have surprised no one?"		Was Joseph Smith's "Civil War prophecy" a false prophecy since "in 1832 a civil war beginning with South Carolina would have surprised no one?"
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	If the Civil War prophecy is true, then why is it that war was not brought to "all nations" as Joseph said it would be? Marvin Cowan said that "[T]here is no more relationship between the Civil War and World Wars I and II than there is between the Spanish-American War and the Vietnam War!"		If the Civil War prophecy is true, then why is it that war was not brought to "all nations" as Joseph said it would be? Marvin Cowan said that "[T]here is no more relationship between the Civil War and World Wars I and II than there is between the Spanish-American War and the Vietnam War!"
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	*Jeff Lindsay, web site.		*Jeff Lindsay, web site.
	*Marvin Cowan, ''Mormon Claims Answered''. (no page provided)		*Marvin Cowan, ''Mormon Claims Answered''. (no page provided)
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	*The Civil War did not result in slaves rising up against their masters as the prophecy predicts. The author notes that "Some slaves actually fought for the Confederacy." The endnote qualifies the statement made in the main text: "It must be noted that there is some degree of controversy surrounding the assertion that Blacks fought for the Confederacy. Much of the disagreement may be semantic in nature—e.g., What exactly do the terms 'slave,' 'Black,' or 'fight' mean?"		*The Civil War did not result in slaves rising up against their masters as the prophecy predicts. The author notes that "Some slaves actually fought for the Confederacy." The endnote qualifies the statement made in the main text: "It must be noted that there is some degree of controversy surrounding the assertion that Blacks fought for the Confederacy. Much of the disagreement may be semantic in nature—e.g., What exactly do the terms 'slave,' 'Black,' or 'fight' mean?"
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	*Walter Williams, "Blacks Who Fought For the South," ''Washington Times''.		*Walter Williams, "Blacks Who Fought For the South," ''Washington Times''.
	*Edward Spencer, "Annals of the War".		*Edward Spencer, "Annals of the War".
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	Was Utah's second governor, John W. Dawson, who replaced Governor Cummings in 1861 beaten by Latter-day Saints "so severely that he never fully recovered from his injuries?"		Was Utah's second governor, John W. Dawson, who replaced Governor Cummings in 1861 beaten by Latter-day Saints "so severely that he never fully recovered from his injuries?"
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	*No citation is provided for the claim regarding the beating.		*No citation is provided for the claim regarding the beating.
	*Alfred Cumming, letter dated March 1, 1860, Alfred Cumming Papers.		*Alfred Cumming, letter dated March 1, 1860, Alfred Cumming Papers.

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	Did Heber C. Kimball say that the United States government was "dead, thank God, dead"?		Did Heber C. Kimball say that the United States government was "dead, thank God, dead"?
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	#*Harding. Quoted in Eugene E. Campbell, ''Establishing Zion: The Mormon Church in the American West, 1847-1869'', 292.		#Harding. Quoted in Eugene E. Campbell, ''Establishing Zion: The Mormon Church in the American West, 1847-1869'', 292.
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	{{information\|The claim comes from territorial governor Stephen E. Harding. <ref>U.S. State Department, Territorial Papers, Utah 1853-73, M12, roll 1, National Archives; cited in Stanley B. Kimball, ''Heber C. Kimball'', 264.</ref> There is no other source, though since the Saints saw the Civil War as a tragic but inevitable result of the nation's wickedness and refusal to grant freedom of religion and redress to the Saints, it is certainly possible that Kimball said this or something like it.		{{information\|The claim comes from territorial governor Stephen E. Harding. <ref>U.S. State Department, Territorial Papers, Utah 1853-73, M12, roll 1, National Archives; cited in Stanley B. Kimball, ''Heber C. Kimball'', 264.</ref> There is no other source, though since the Saints saw the Civil War as a tragic but inevitable result of the nation's wickedness and refusal to grant freedom of religion and redress to the Saints, it is certainly possible that Kimball said this or something like it.

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