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Bible Encyclopedias
The Nuttall Encyclopedia
Search Results: "mormons
Approximate Matches: 9
Brigham Young
the chief of the mormons (1801-1877).
the chief of the mormons (1801-1877).
Browne, Charles Farrar
A humorist and satirist, known by the pseudonym of "Artemus Ward," born in Maine, U.S.; his first literary effort was as "showman" to an imaginary travelling
A humorist and satirist, known by the pseudonym of "Artemus Ward," born in Maine, U.S.; his first literary effort was as "showman" to an imaginary travelling
Danites
or destroying angels, a band of mormons organised to prevent the entrance into mormon territory of other than mormon immigrants, but whose leader, for a massacre they perpetrated, was in 1827 convicted and shot.
or destroying angels, a band of mormons organised to prevent the entrance into mormon territory of other than mormon immigrants, but whose leader, for a massacre they perpetrated, was in 1827 convicted and shot.
Idaho
One of the north-western States of the American Union, surrounded by Washington and Oregon in the W., Nevada and Utah in the S., Wyoming in the E., and
One of the north-western States of the American Union, surrounded by Washington and Oregon in the W., Nevada and Utah in the S., Wyoming in the E., and
Latter-Day Saints
see mormons .
see mormons .
Mormonism
The creed of the Mormons, or Latter-day Saints as they are called, who have settlements of their own in the valley of the Salt Lake, generally called
The creed of the Mormons, or Latter-day Saints as they are called, who have settlements of their own in the valley of the Salt Lake, generally called
Nauvoo
a village in illinois, on the mississippi, where the mormons first settled in 1840, and from which they were expelled in 1846.
a village in illinois, on the mississippi, where the mormons first settled in 1840, and from which they were expelled in 1846.
Saint
a name applied to a holy or sacred person, especially one canonised; in the plural it is the name assumed by the mormons.
a name applied to a holy or sacred person, especially one canonised; in the plural it is the name assumed by the mormons.
Utah
A territory on the western plateau of the United States, W. of Colorado, traversed by the Wahsatch range, at the foot of which lies the Great Salt Lake,
A territory on the western plateau of the United States, W. of Colorado, traversed by the Wahsatch range, at the foot of which lies the Great Salt Lake,
