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	Did Joseph Smith promise in 1835 that most of the Saints then living would see Jesus’ return by 1890?		Did Joseph Smith promise in 1835 that most of the Saints then living would see Jesus’ return by 1890?
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	*History of the Church, vol. 2, 182.		*History of the Church, vol. 2, 182.
	*History of the Church, vol. 5, 324, 336.		*History of the Church, vol. 5, 324, 336.
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	Did "countless" plural marriages occur in Utah, Canada, and Mexico after the Manifesto, as the author claims?		Did "countless" plural marriages occur in Utah, Canada, and Mexico after the Manifesto, as the author claims?
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	*Joseph F. Smith, letter to Reed Smoot, April 1, 1911, Reed Smoot Correspondence. (The first letter mentions Canada and Mexico)		*Joseph F. Smith, letter to Reed Smoot, April 1, 1911, Reed Smoot Correspondence. (The first letter mentions Canada and Mexico)
	*George Gibbs, letter to Reed Smoot, April 12, 1911, Reed Smoot Correspondence. (The second letter states that inclusion of Canada was a mistake)		*George Gibbs, letter to Reed Smoot, April 12, 1911, Reed Smoot Correspondence. (The second letter states that inclusion of Canada was a mistake)
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	{{AuthorQuote\|"Lying, either to bring about a 'greater good' or to protect the church, has always been an acceptable practice within Mormonism, and continues to be an unspoken tenet of the faith."}}		{{AuthorQuote\|"Lying, either to bring about a 'greater good' or to protect the church, has always been an acceptable practice within Mormonism, and continues to be an unspoken tenet of the faith."}}
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	*Matthias F. Cowley, minutes of Council of the Council of the Twelve, May 10, 1911. Quoted in {{CriticalWork:Van Wagoner:Mormon Polygamy\|pages=151}}		*Matthias F. Cowley, minutes of Council of the Council of the Twelve, May 10, 1911. Quoted in {{CriticalWork:Van Wagoner:Mormon Polygamy\|pages=151}}
	*Abraham H. Cannon. Quoted in {{CriticalWork:Van Wagoner:Mormon Polygamy\|pages=150}}		*Abraham H. Cannon. Quoted in {{CriticalWork:Van Wagoner:Mormon Polygamy\|pages=150}}
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	{{AuthorQuote\|"These were but a small portion of the documented 262 post-Manifesto marriages between October 1890 and December 1910 involving 22 different Mormon men."}}		{{AuthorQuote\|"These were but a small portion of the documented 262 post-Manifesto marriages between October 1890 and December 1910 involving 22 different Mormon men."}}
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	*Hardy, 389-425.		*Hardy, 389-425.
	*D. Michael Quinn, "Plural Marriages After The 1890 Manifesto," lecture delivered August 1991 at Bluffdale, Utah. (The author includes a lengthy excerpt from this speech in the endnote.)		*D. Michael Quinn, "Plural Marriages After The 1890 Manifesto," lecture delivered August 1991 at Bluffdale, Utah. (The author includes a lengthy excerpt from this speech in the endnote.)

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	{{misinformation\|The revelation does not say that the practice of plural marriage will never be abandoned: It says that the law of the new and everlasting covenant (which includes monogamous and polygamous marriage) would not be altered or revoked. It enjoins obedience to commandments already received—including the command to practice plural marriage, which had not been rescinded in 1886.		{{misinformation\|The revelation does not say that the practice of plural marriage will never be abandoned: It says that the law of the new and everlasting covenant (which includes monogamous and polygamous marriage) would not be altered or revoked. It enjoins obedience to commandments already received—including the command to practice plural marriage, which had not been rescinded in 1886.
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	#*Fred C. Collier, ''Unpublished Revelations'', vol. 1, 145-146, 180-183.		#Fred C. Collier, ''Unpublished Revelations'', vol. 1, 145-146, 180-183.
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	[[../Use of sources/John Taylor September 1886 revelation\|John Taylor 27 September 1886 revelation]]		[[../Use of sources/John Taylor September 1886 revelation\|John Taylor 27 September 1886 revelation]]
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	The Manifesto stated only that it was Pres. Woodruff's "intention to submit to those laws, and to use my influence with the members of the Church over which I preside to have them do likewise."		The Manifesto stated only that it was Pres. Woodruff's "intention to submit to those laws, and to use my influence with the members of the Church over which I preside to have them do likewise."
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	#*Doctrine and Covenants-Manifesto		#Doctrine and Covenants-Manifesto
	*B. Carmon Hardy, ''Solemn Covenant: The Mormon Polygamous Passage'', 394ff.		*B. Carmon Hardy, ''Solemn Covenant: The Mormon Polygamous Passage'', 394ff.
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	Brigham also heaps scorn on "the law" later in his remarks, but this is at a law that condemns polygamy while winking at or endorsing infidelity, adultery, and prostitution—a "law" he believes is not worthy of the term.		Brigham also heaps scorn on "the law" later in his remarks, but this is at a law that condemns polygamy while winking at or endorsing infidelity, adultery, and prostitution—a "law" he believes is not worthy of the term.
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	* [[../Use of sources/Above the law\|Use of sources: Above the law?]]		* [[../Use of sources/Above the law\|Use of sources: Above the law?]]
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	*{{Offsite\|http://www.fairlds.org/Misc/Polygamy_Prophets_and_Prevarication.html#head29\|Wilford Woodruff's post-Manifesto administration}}		*{{Offsite\|http://www.fairlds.org/Misc/Polygamy_Prophets_and_Prevarication.html#head29\|Wilford Woodruff's post-Manifesto administration}}
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	#*J. Reuben Clark, ''Messages of the First Presidency'', vol. 3, 230-231.		#J. Reuben Clark, ''Messages of the First Presidency'', vol. 3, 230-231.
	*Wilford Woodruff testimony. Quoted in {{CriticalWork:Van Wagoner:Mormon Polygamy\|pages=149-150}}		*Wilford Woodruff testimony. Quoted in {{CriticalWork:Van Wagoner:Mormon Polygamy\|pages=149-150}}
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	#*Joseph F. Smith. Quoted in William Edward Biederwolf, ''Mormonism Under the Searchlight'', 65.		#Joseph F. Smith. Quoted in William Edward Biederwolf, ''Mormonism Under the Searchlight'', 65.
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	{{misinformation\|The author fails to tell us that the leaders of the Church did not intend to have men abandon their wives and children. The government insisted that they had to abandon these families. Most members thus persisted in civil disobedience, refusing to leave wives they had married and children they had fathered in good faith without support.		{{misinformation\|The author fails to tell us that the leaders of the Church did not intend to have men abandon their wives and children. The government insisted that they had to abandon these families. Most members thus persisted in civil disobedience, refusing to leave wives they had married and children they had fathered in good faith without support.
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	#*{{CriticalWork:Van Wagoner:Mormon Polygamy\|pages=159}}		#{{CriticalWork:Van Wagoner:Mormon Polygamy\|pages=159}}
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	*Why did LDS leaders hide in Europe, Canada and Mexico to avoid prosecution for polygamy?		\|claim=Why did LDS leaders hide in Europe, Canada and Mexico to avoid prosecution for polygamy?
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	* {{Offsite\|http://www.fairlds.org/Misc/Polygamy_Prophets_and_Prevarication.html#head02\|Illegality and civil disobedience}}		* {{Offsite\|http://www.fairlds.org/Misc/Polygamy_Prophets_and_Prevarication.html#head02\|Illegality and civil disobedience}}
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	*Did Wilford Woodruff's testimony before the Federal Master-in-Chancery, Charles Loofbourow constitute perjury?		\|claim=Did Wilford Woodruff's testimony before the Federal Master-in-Chancery, Charles Loofbourow constitute perjury?
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	*{{Offsite\|http://www.fairlds.org/Misc/Polygamy_Prophets_and_Prevarication.html#head29\|Wilford Woodruff's post-Manifesto administration}}		*{{Offsite\|http://www.fairlds.org/Misc/Polygamy_Prophets_and_Prevarication.html#head29\|Wilford Woodruff's post-Manifesto administration}}
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	* {{Offsite\|http://www.fairlds.org/Misc/Polygamy_Prophets_and_Prevarication.html#head30\|Lorenzo Snow's administration}}		* {{Offsite\|http://www.fairlds.org/Misc/Polygamy_Prophets_and_Prevarication.html#head30\|Lorenzo Snow's administration}}
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	*Did Joseph F. Smith take additional polygamous wives himself after the Manifesto, and enourage at least 63 others to do so as well?		\|claim=Did Joseph F. Smith take additional polygamous wives himself after the Manifesto, and enourage at least 63 others to do so as well?
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	*{{Offsite\|http://www.fairlds.org/Misc/Polygamy_Prophets_and_Prevarication.html#head31\|Joseph F. Smith's administration}}		*{{Offsite\|http://www.fairlds.org/Misc/Polygamy_Prophets_and_Prevarication.html#head31\|Joseph F. Smith's administration}}
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