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“Mr., what graveyard have you been robbing?”
During the spring and summer of 1839, the Saints gathered to Commerce, latter called Nauvoo, and settled on land purchased by the Church authorities. Theodore recorded: We arrived in Commerce, Illinois, in the Spring of 1839. It being a new … Continue reading
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