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Why couldn’t churches of any religion be established
in Downham and Chatburn, England?
a.
No land available
b.
The people were
too wicked
c.
The people were
too poor
d.
It was the local
law
Yesterday’s
answer:
D Military tactics
The following from the journal of William Glover in
reference to the voyage of the Brooklyn:
There were two brethren, Robert Smith, and Samuel Ladd that understood military
tactics. Brannan thought the brethren had better learn them, as they didn’t
have much else to do, and besides, we didn’t know under what conditions we
could land. Accordingly we were called out every day to drill and go through
the exercises of war discipline till Captain Richardson became alarmed and ordered
it to be stopped. We afterwards learned he feared we would become mutineers. We
were becalmed a few days near the Equator. Nothing transpire worth of note till
we landed at Wauhoonae [Oahu], off the Sandwich Islands, where we had some
freight to deliver, and get some more fresh water, which took about a
week.
Gold Rush
Saints, Kenneth N. Owens, (University
of Oklahoma Press, Norman, Oklahoma: 2005),
36-37.
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