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"The Mormon Problem, The Nation's Dilemma: A New Data, New Method, Involving Leading Questions Of The Day" by T.W. Curtis, explores the complex relationship between the Mormon community and the broader American society during a pivotal period in the 19th century. This book examines the socio-political tensions, religious controversies, and cultural clashes that defined the era. Curtis delves into the issues surrounding Mormon practices, beliefs, and their impact on the nation's identity and governance.
Through meticulous analysis and historical context, this work sheds light on the challenges and dilemmas faced by both the Mormon community and the United States government as they navigated questions of religious freedom, state sovereignty, and national unity. This exploration offers valuable insights into a critical chapter of American religious and political history.
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