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	Did Joseph propose a "tryst" with his plural wife Sarah Ann Whitney?		Did Joseph propose a "tryst" with his plural wife Sarah Ann Whitney?
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	*Joseph Smith to "Brother and Sister, [Newel K.] Whitney, and &c. [Sarah Ann,] Nauvoo, Illinois, August 18, 1842, Joseph Smith Collections, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS), Salt Lake City, Utah		*Joseph Smith to "Brother and Sister, [Newel K.] Whitney, and &c. [Sarah Ann,] Nauvoo, Illinois, August 18, 1842, Joseph Smith Collections, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS), Salt Lake City, Utah
	*Full text of the letter may be viewed at [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Letter_from_Joseph_Smith_to_the_Whitneys_(18_August_1842) Letter from Joseph Smith to the Whitneys (18 August 1842)] (Wikisource)		*Full text of the letter may be viewed at [http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Letter_from_Joseph_Smith_to_the_Whitneys_(18_August_1842) Letter from Joseph Smith to the Whitneys (18 August 1842)] (Wikisource)

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	The point is made that Joseph was age 36, versus Sarah Ann Whitney at age 17.		The point is made that Joseph was age 36, versus Sarah Ann Whitney at age 17.
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	Did Joseph Smith have a "predilection" to "take an interest in more than one woman?"		Did Joseph Smith have a "predilection" to "take an interest in more than one woman?"
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	*The author posits that Napoleon's Egyptian findings "lit a fire in Smith that inspired even the language of his religious prose."		*The author posits that Napoleon's Egyptian findings "lit a fire in Smith that inspired even the language of his religious prose."
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	*{{AuthorQuote\|"...Smith utilized plural marriage to create a byzantine structure of relationships intended for successive worlds."}}		*{{AuthorQuote\|"...Smith utilized plural marriage to create a byzantine structure of relationships intended for successive worlds."}}
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	{{AuthorQuote\|"...today, in official Mormon circles, Smith's granting of favors to chosen followers, allowing them to take extra women into the home, is rarely mentioned."}}		{{AuthorQuote\|"...today, in official Mormon circles, Smith's granting of favors to chosen followers, allowing them to take extra women into the home, is rarely mentioned."}}
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	It became "difficult to access" Church records regarding polygamy after the 1890 Manifesto was issued.		It became "difficult to access" Church records regarding polygamy after the 1890 Manifesto was issued.
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	{{AuthorQuote\|"The cyclical nature of this suppression of information, first in Illinois and later in Utah, left a brief window in Mormon history from which most of the documentation has been recovered."}}		{{AuthorQuote\|"The cyclical nature of this suppression of information, first in Illinois and later in Utah, left a brief window in Mormon history from which most of the documentation has been recovered."}}
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	*{{AuthorQuote\|"because the history of polygamy in Nauvoo was never officially rewritten, even during the period of openness, Joseph Smith's initiation of the practice has remained in an historical penumbra to this day."}}		*{{AuthorQuote\|"because the history of polygamy in Nauvoo was never officially rewritten, even during the period of openness, Joseph Smith's initiation of the practice has remained in an historical penumbra to this day."}}
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	Joseph "courted and eloped with his first wife."		Joseph "courted and eloped with his first wife."
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	{{information\|''Nauvoo Polygamy'' mentions that Joseph and Emma eloped whenever their marriage is mentioned. Perhaps this is intended to demonstrate Joseph's disregard for authority or propriety in all romantic matters.		{{information\|''Nauvoo Polygamy'' mentions that Joseph and Emma eloped whenever their marriage is mentioned. Perhaps this is intended to demonstrate Joseph's disregard for authority or propriety in all romantic matters.
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