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History of the Mountain Meadows Massacre, or the Butchery in Cold Blood of 134 Men, Women and Children by Mormons and Indians, September, 1857, Also a Full and Complete Account of the Trial, Confession and Execution of John D. Lee, the Leader of The... (9781362999874)



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  • Paperback | 46 pages
  • 156 x 234 x 3mm | 77g
  • English
  • 1362999873
  • 9781362999874


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