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	#Hosea Stout, ''On the Mormon Frontier: The Diary of Hosea Stout'', Juanita Brooks, ed., vol. 1, 140-141, 197, 259.		#Hosea Stout, ''On the Mormon Frontier: The Diary of Hosea Stout'', Juanita Brooks, ed., vol. 1, 140-141, 197, 259.
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	{{propaganda\|This is incorrect. In what ways were they similar to the Danites? The militia was organized with the sanction of the Illinois legislature, the state supplied arms, and its officers received commissions from the state. <ref>{{StoryOfLDS1\|start=168–169}}</ref>		{{propaganda\|This is incorrect. In what ways were they similar to the Danites? The militia was organized with the sanction of the Illinois legislature, the state supplied arms, and its officers received commissions from the state.<ref>{{StoryOfLDS1\|start=168–169}}</ref>
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	{{misinformation\|Joseph denied the charge (''History of the Church'' 5:15). Rockwell was tried in Missouri and acquitted. <ref>{{RSR\|start=468\|end=469}}</ref> Monte B. McLaws, "The Attempted Assassination of Missouri's Ex-Governor, Lilburn W. Boggs," ''Missouri Historical Review'' LX (October 1965), 50-62 examined the evidence and found it insufficient to assign blame to anyone.		{{misinformation\|Joseph denied the charge (''History of the Church'' 5:15). Rockwell was tried in Missouri and acquitted.<ref>{{RSR\|start=468\|end=469}}</ref> Monte B. McLaws, "The Attempted Assassination of Missouri's Ex-Governor, Lilburn W. Boggs," ''Missouri Historical Review'' LX (October 1965), 50-62 examined the evidence and found it insufficient to assign blame to anyone.
	The author is employing the [[~~Logical_fallacies~~#~~Appeal_to_probability~~\|fallacy of probability]]		The author is employing the [[Logical fallacies#Appeal to probability\|fallacy of probability]]
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	#Hallwas and Launius, ''Cultures in Conflict'', 88-89.		#Hallwas and Launius, ''Cultures in Conflict'', 88-89.
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	{{misinformation\|In the first instance, Joseph was arrested by Missourians, and then released since he had been served an illegal warrant— it charged that he had fled Missouri after committing the crime, an impossibility. <ref>See: {{HoC1\|vol=5\|start=86–87}} {{CHC1\|vol=2\|start=150}} {{zioncourts1\|\|start=97}}</ref>		{{misinformation\|In the first instance, Joseph was arrested by Missourians, and then released since he had been served an illegal warrant— it charged that he had fled Missouri after committing the crime, an impossibility.<ref>See: {{HoC1\|vol=5\|start=86–87}} {{CHC1\|vol=2\|start=150}} {{zioncourts1\|\|start=97}}</ref>

	In the second case, Joseph ''submitted to arrest'' and the governor, a probate judge, the U.S. District Attorney for Illinois, and the Illinois Supreme Court found that the arrest warrant from Missouri was illegal. <ref>See: {{HoC1\|vol=5\|start=179, 205–231}} {{zioncourts1\|start=100}}</ref>		In the second case, Joseph ''submitted to arrest'' and the governor, a probate judge, the U.S. District Attorney for Illinois, and the Illinois Supreme Court found that the arrest warrant from Missouri was illegal.<ref>See: {{HoC1\|vol=5\|start=179, 205–231}} {{zioncourts1\|start=100}}</ref>

	Joseph "escaped" through due process of law; in both cases the warrant was illegal; in the second case, it was so declared by the governor and state supreme court.		Joseph "escaped" through due process of law; in both cases the warrant was illegal; in the second case, it was so declared by the governor and state supreme court.
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	#{{b\|\|Leviticus\|18\|17-18}}		#{{b\|\|Leviticus\|18\|17-18}}
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	{{misinformation\|The author cannot [[../~~Chapter_13~~#~~305_~~.28PB.29\|make up]] his mind. First, he tells us that there is no Biblical approval or command to practice plural marriage (see p. [[../~~Chapter_13~~#~~305_~~.28PB.29\|305]], (PB)). This claim is false, since [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yibbum levirate marriage] is commanded by the Bible ({{b\|\|Deuteronomy\|25\|5-6}}), and laws are given about the proper care of plural wives ({{b\|\|Deuteronomy\|21\|15-17}}).		{{misinformation\|The author cannot [[../Chapter 13#305 .28PB.29\|make up]] his mind. First, he tells us that there is no Biblical approval or command to practice plural marriage (see p. [[../Chapter 13#305 .28PB.29\|305]], (PB)). This claim is false, since [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yibbum levirate marriage] is commanded by the Bible ({{b\|\|Deuteronomy\|25\|5-6}}), and laws are given about the proper care of plural wives ({{b\|\|Deuteronomy\|21\|15-17}}).

	Now, the author wishes to make Joseph bound by the marital codes of the Law of Moses. There are many other Law of Moses principles which Joseph did not keep either—but, neither does the author. A key tenet of Christianity is that the Law of Moses is no longer binding (e.g., {{b\|\|Acts\|15\|20,29}}).		Now, the author wishes to make Joseph bound by the marital codes of the Law of Moses. There are many other Law of Moses principles which Joseph did not keep either—but, neither does the author. A key tenet of Christianity is that the Law of Moses is no longer binding (e.g., {{b\|\|Acts\|15\|20,29}}).
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	{{misinformation\|The book does not acknowledge contemporary records of what was done and said to influence Joseph's return to Nauvoo, and what he himself said about it:		{{misinformation\|The book does not acknowledge contemporary records of what was done and said to influence Joseph's return to Nauvoo, and what he himself said about it:
	** [[Joseph Smith/Martyrdom/Nauvoo Legion to rescue Joseph#Joseph.~~27s_attitude_going_to_Carthage~~\|Notable Omission: Joseph's attitude in Iowa before Carthage]]		** [[Joseph Smith/Martyrdom/Nauvoo Legion to rescue Joseph#Joseph.27s attitude going to Carthage\|Notable Omission: Joseph's attitude in Iowa before Carthage]]
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	The author claims that Porter Rockwell admitted that he had tried to kill Lilburn Boggs.		The author claims that Porter Rockwell admitted that he had tried to kill Lilburn Boggs.
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	*Orrin Porter Rockwell. Quoted in Harold Schindler, ''Orrin Porter Rockwell, Man of God, Son of Thunder'', 80.		*Orrin Porter Rockwell. Quoted in Harold Schindler, ''Orrin Porter Rockwell, Man of God, Son of Thunder'', 80.
	*Richard S. Van Wagoner and Steven C. Walker, ''A Book of Mormons'', 250.		*Richard S. Van Wagoner and Steven C. Walker, ''A Book of Mormons'', 250.
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	Did Joseph destroy the Nauvoo Expositor because his "entire plan to rule the world" was about to be exposed?		Did Joseph destroy the Nauvoo Expositor because his "entire plan to rule the world" was about to be exposed?
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	*Clayton, see Robert C. Fillerup, under June 22, 1844, in "Nauvoo Temple History Journal, William Clayton, 1845,".		*Clayton, see Robert C. Fillerup, under June 22, 1844, in "Nauvoo Temple History Journal, William Clayton, 1845,".
	*{{BYUS1\|author=Andrew F. Ehat\|article='It Seems Like Heaven Began On Earth': Joseph Smith and the Constitution of the Kingdom of God\|date=Spring 1980\|vol=20\|start=268}}		*{{BYUS1\|author=Andrew F. Ehat\|article='It Seems Like Heaven Began On Earth': Joseph Smith and the Constitution of the Kingdom of God\|date=Spring 1980\|vol=20\|start=268}}
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	{{disinformation\|This is Brodie's assertion, and there is no evidence to support it. There is, in fact, evidence to the contrary.		{{disinformation\|This is Brodie's assertion, and there is no evidence to support it. There is, in fact, evidence to the contrary.
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	*Joseph Smith, letter to Emma, June 27, 1844. Quoted in {{CriticalWork:Brodie:No Man Knows\|pages=391}}		*Joseph Smith, letter to Emma, June 27, 1844. Quoted in {{CriticalWork:Brodie:No Man Knows\|pages=391}}
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	{{misinformation\|Note the corrections made between the hardback and the paperback. This was originally presented as a single quote. Joseph used these phrases in a letter, responding humorously to something his correspondent said.		{{misinformation\|Note the corrections made between the hardback and the paperback. This was originally presented as a single quote. Joseph used these phrases in a letter, responding humorously to something his correspondent said.
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	{{disinformation\|''Under no circumstances'' would Latter-day Saints be encouraged to "turn not to God, but to Joseph." This is a highly pejorative and offensive statement.		{{disinformation\|''Under no circumstances'' would Latter-day Saints be encouraged to "turn not to God, but to Joseph." This is a highly pejorative and offensive statement.
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	#*21. Levi Edgar Young, letter dated April 14, 1961. Quoted in {{CriticalWork:Tanner:Mormonism Shadow\|pages=252}}		#21. Levi Edgar Young, letter dated April 14, 1961. Quoted in {{CriticalWork:Tanner:Mormonism Shadow\|pages=252}}
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	#*Robert D. Anderson, ''Inside the Mind of Joseph Smith: Psychobiography and the Book of Mormon'', xxxix, 222-242.		#Robert D. Anderson, ''Inside the Mind of Joseph Smith: Psychobiography and the Book of Mormon'', xxxix, 222-242.
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	{{:Question: Is it possible to deduce Joseph Smith's thoughts and dreams years after his death?}}		{{:Question: Is it possible to deduce Joseph Smith's thoughts and dreams years after his death?}}
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	The author claims that Joseph Smith boasted of his "violent deeds." Was Joseph boasting of violence when he claimed: "I wrestled with William Wall, the most expert wrestler in Ramus, and threw him?"		The author claims that Joseph Smith boasted of his "violent deeds." Was Joseph boasting of violence when he claimed: "I wrestled with William Wall, the most expert wrestler in Ramus, and threw him?"
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	{{disinformation\|Joseph was talking about the recreational sport of wrestling, not violence.		{{disinformation\|Joseph was talking about the recreational sport of wrestling, not violence.
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	Was the Nauvoo Legion simply a "resurrection" of the Danites?		Was the Nauvoo Legion simply a "resurrection" of the Danites?
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	#*Hosea Stout, ''On the Mormon Frontier: The Diary of Hosea Stout'', Juanita Brooks, ed., vol. 1, 140-141, 197, 259.		#Hosea Stout, ''On the Mormon Frontier: The Diary of Hosea Stout'', Juanita Brooks, ed., vol. 1, 140-141, 197, 259.
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	{{propaganda\|This is incorrect. In what ways were they similar to the Danites? The militia was organized with the sanction of the Illinois legislature, the state supplied arms, and its officers received commissions from the state. <ref>{{StoryOfLDS1\|start=168–169}}</ref>		{{propaganda\|This is incorrect. In what ways were they similar to the Danites? The militia was organized with the sanction of the Illinois legislature, the state supplied arms, and its officers received commissions from the state. <ref>{{StoryOfLDS1\|start=168–169}}</ref>
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	{{misinformation\|Joseph denied the charge (''History of the Church'' 5:15). Rockwell was tried in Missouri and acquitted. <ref>{{RSR\|start=468\|end=469}}</ref> Monte B. McLaws, "The Attempted Assassination of Missouri's Ex-Governor, Lilburn W. Boggs," ''Missouri Historical Review'' LX (October 1965), 50-62 examined the evidence and found it insufficient to assign blame to anyone.		{{misinformation\|Joseph denied the charge (''History of the Church'' 5:15). Rockwell was tried in Missouri and acquitted. <ref>{{RSR\|start=468\|end=469}}</ref> Monte B. McLaws, "The Attempted Assassination of Missouri's Ex-Governor, Lilburn W. Boggs," ''Missouri Historical Review'' LX (October 1965), 50-62 examined the evidence and found it insufficient to assign blame to anyone.
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	#*Orson Whitney, ''Life of Heber C. Kimball'', 93-94.		#Orson Whitney, ''Life of Heber C. Kimball'', 93-94.
	*{{CriticalWork:Compton:Sacred Loneliness\|pages=495}}		*{{CriticalWork:Compton:Sacred Loneliness\|pages=495}}
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	#*''Times and Seasons'', March 15, 1843, vol. 4, no. 9, 143.		#''Times and Seasons'', March 15, 1843, vol. 4, no. 9, 143.
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	{{propaganda\|Nauvoo was not a city of "debauchery and despotism."		{{propaganda\|Nauvoo was not a city of "debauchery and despotism."
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	{{information\|A pepperbox pistol was smuggled into the jail and given to Joseph. The author here again seems to follow Fawn Brodie's wording without attribution: "Joseph had a six-shooter...which had been smuggled in by friends...." (Brodie, 393).		{{information\|A pepperbox pistol was smuggled into the jail and given to Joseph. The author here again seems to follow Fawn Brodie's wording without attribution: "Joseph had a six-shooter...which had been smuggled in by friends...." (Brodie, 393).
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