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Index
Introduction
1. The Separatist Impulse in the Nauvoo Council of Fifty
2. Injustices Leading to the Creation of the Council of Fifty
3. The Council of Fifty and Joseph Smith’s Presidential Ambitions
4. God and the People Reconsidered: Further Reflections on Theodemocracy in Early Mormonism
5. The Council of Fifty and the Perils of Democratic Governance
6. “We the People of the Kingdom of God”: Constitution Writing in the Council of Fifty
7. Lost Teachings of Joseph Smith, Brigham Young, and Other Church Leaders
8. Insights into Mormon Record-Keeping Practices from the Council of Fifty Minutes
9. “To Carry Out Joseph’s Measures Is Sweeter to Me Than Honey”: Brigham Young and the Council of Fifty
10. American Indians and the Nauvoo-Era Council of Fifty
11. A Monument of the Saints’ Industry: The Nauvoo House and the Council of Fifty
12. “With Full Authority to Build Up the Kingdom of God on Earth”: Lyman Wight on the Council of Fifty
13. “We Are a Kingdom to Ourselves”: The Council of Fifty Minutes and the Mormon Exodus West
14. The Council of Fifty in Western History
15. The Council of Fifty and the Search for Religious Liberty
Contributors
Acknowledgments
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