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Indian Relations on the Mormon Frontier

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Ute; White Mesa; Shoshone; PaiuteWhite MesaUtah Historical Quarterly article regarding the Mormon arrival in Utah, the Indian reaction, Indian relations with the Mormons, the Indian slave trade, and the practice of Mormons taking Indian children into their homes. Part One. Written by Juanita Brooks. 22 pages
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Keywords

  1. Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints
  2. Colonization
  3. Courts
  4. Exploration
  5. Families
  6. Federal Government
  7. Food
  8. Government
  9. Indian
  10. Indians Of North America
  11. Military
  12. Missionaries
  13. Mormons
  14. Paiute Indians
  15. Relations With Indians
  16. Religion
  17. Shoshoni Indians
  18. Slaver
  19. Southern Paiute
  20. Spanish Slave Trade
  21. State Governments
  22. Tribal Economy
  23. Ute Indians
  24. Wakara
  25. Wakara, Ute Chief, 1808? 1855
  26. Walker War
  27. War
  28. White Mesa Utes
  29. White Relations
  30. Whites
  31. Young, Brigham, 1801 1877

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