Criticism of Mormonism/Books/No Man Knows My History: The Life of Joseph Smith/Chapter 17

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Chapter 17: Ordeal in Liberty Jail

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246

 William Smith stated regarding his brother Joseph that he "would have hung him years ago!"
  • History of the Church 3:226-33

251-252

 While in Liberty Jail, Joseph was worried that Sidney Rigdon would revive the United Order and the Danites.
  • History of the Church 3:295, 301, 303

252

 Lucinda Morgan Harris claimed to have been "the prophet's mistress" at one time.
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