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Young, Brigham

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  1. A nineteenth-century American religious leader. Young guided the Mormons after the death of their founder, Joseph Smith, and brought them to Utah, where they settled.


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Young, Brigham, his doctrine, 19; his mother-in-law—how many?

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On one occasion," says Heber, "Father John Young, Brigham Young, Joseph Young and myself had come together to get up some wood for Phineas H. Young.

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Young, Brigham, leader of the Mormons, 430.

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Young, Brigham, x, 117; xi, 72.

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Workmen's compensation, 549 Writs of assistance, 88 Wyoming, admission, 442 X, Y, Z affair, 180 Yale, 44 Young, Brigham, 290 Zenger, Peter, 48 Printed in the United States of America.

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