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Who
held the distinction of being Joseph Smith’s armor bearer during Zions’ Camp?
a.
Porter Rockwell
b.
Parley P. Pratt
c.
Brigham Young
d.
George A. Smith
Yesterday’s answer:
A.
California
By
late August 1845, Brigham Young and his closest advisers in Nauvoo had decided
to relocate their people at least temporarily to the Great Basin, though this
decision did not become general knowledge among the church’s rank and file for
nearly a year. In New York City, meanwhile, Samuel Brannan, an energetic, extremely
ambitious LDS lecturer, promoter, and newspaper editor received encouragement from
Young to establish a colony of Mormon converts on the Pacific Coast in Northern
California. “I wish you together with your . . . paper and ten thousand of the brethren,” Young
wrote Brannan in September 1845, “were now in California at the Bay of San
Francisco, and if you can clear yourself and go there do so and we will meet
you there.”
Gold Rush Saints, Kenneth
N. Owens, (University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, Oklahoma: 2005), 32.
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