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Response to claims made in "Chapter 17: Exodus"
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Response to claims made in Under the Banner of Heaven, "Chapter 17: Exodus"
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Response to claim: 194 - The author claims that there is evidence which suggest that Samuel H. Smith was poisoned by Hosea Stout
The author(s) of Under the Banner of Heaven make(s) the following claim:
Author's quote: ...[there is] compelling circumstantial evidence [which] suggests that [Samuel H. Smith] succumbed from poison administered by Hosea Stout....
Author's sources:
- D. Michael Quinn, The Mormon Hierarchy: Origins of Power (Signature Books, 1994), {{{pages}}}. [ATTENTION!]
FAIR's Response
- For a detailed response, see: Murder of Samuel H. Smith?
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