The Mormon War by Brandon G. Kinney

The Mormon War by Brandon G. Kinney


In The Mormon War: Zion and the Missouri Extermination Order of 1838, Brandon G. Kinney unravels the fascinnating series of events that led to a religious and ideological war of both blood and words. The Mormon War is not only a lesson in America's struggle with prejudice, it challenged the protection afforded by the First Amendment, forshadowed the partisan violence over slavery and states' rights that would erupt across Missouri and Kansas - and ultimately the Civil War - and led to the unexpected settlement of a vast area of the West as a Mormon homeland. By tracing the life of Joseph Smith, Jr. and his quest for Zion, the author contends that the religion he founded was destined for conflict - both internal and external - in his lifetime, due to his aspirations and revelations on morality, politics, and the future of the United States and the world.

Chapter 1 - Foundation

Chapter 2 - Missouri

Chapter 3 - Kirtland, Ohio

Chapter 4 - Expulsion

Chapter 5 - Zion's March

Chapter 6 - The Safety Society Bank

Chapter 7 - Far West

Chapter 8 - The Election Brawl

Chapter 9 - Conflict

Chapter 10 - Militia on the Move

Chapter 11 - The DeWitt Stand-Off

Chapter 12 - The Raid on Gallatin

Chapter 13 - Massacre and Capitulation

Chapter 14 - Exodus

Chapter 15 - Nauvoo

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