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John Doyle Lee. The Mormon Menace: The Confessions of John Doyle Lee, Danite
The Mormon Menace: The Confessions of John Doyle Lee, Danite
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INTRODUCTION By ALFRED HENRY LEWIS
New York: Home Protection Publishing Co. 1905
INTRODUCTION
THE MORMON PURPOSE
THE MORMON MENACE OR, THE CONFESSIONS OF JOHN DOYLE LEE
CHAPTER I - THE STORMY YOUTH OF LEE
CHAPTER II - LEE BEGINS A CAREER
CHAPTER III - LEE BECOMES A MORMON
CHAPTER IV - THE SAINTS BESET WITH TROUBLES
CHAPTER V - THE MORMON WAR
CHAPTER VI - LEE LOCATES THE GARDEN OF EDEN
CHAPTER VII - THE SAINTS GATHER AT NAUVOO
CHAPTER VIII - LEE AS A MISSIONARY
CHAPTER IX - MORMONISM AND ITS ORIGIN
CHAPTER X - LEE CASTS OUT DEVILS
CHAPTER XI - HOT FOR LEE IN TENNESSEE
CHAPTER XII - OF PECULIAR INTEREST IN NAUVOO
CHAPTER XIII - DEATH OF JOSEPH SMITH
CHAPTER XIV - THE DOCTRINE OF SEALING
CHAPTER XV - THE SAINTS TURN WESTWARD
CHAPTER XVI - LEE GOES TO SANTA FE
CHAPTER XVII - LEE IS TREATED BADLY BY THE BRETHREN
CHAPTER XVIII - THE DANITE AND HIS DUTY
CHAPTER XIX - THE MOUNTAIN MEADOWS
CHAPTER XX - THE MUSTER OF THE DANITES
CHAPTER XXI - THE BLOOD FEAST OF THE DANITES
CHAPTER XXII - THE DANITE CHIEF REPORTS TO BRIGHAM
CHAPTER XXIII - LEE NEARS THE END
APPENDIX I - BLOOD ATONEMENT
APPENDIX II - THE STORY OF LEE'S ARREST
APPENDIX III - DEATH OF JOHN DOYLE LEE
THE END
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Alfred Henry Lewis, John Doyle Lee
Published by Good Press, 2019
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We reached Galena in safety, and health. Now a new life commenced. Mr. Bogges introduced me to John D. Mulligan, his partner. I at once commenced my duties as bar-tender at the store. The business was such that I found it more than play. Many a time I did not get rest or sleep for forty-eight hours at a time. I have frequently taken in one hundred dollars in twenty- four hours for drinks, at five cents a drink. I paid attention to business, making the interest of my employers my interest. On account of my faithful services I was permitted to prepare hot lunches during the night, to sell to gamblers. What I made was my own. In this way I made from fifty to one hundred dollars a month extra.
One day while I was absent from the store a French half-breed, by the name of Shaunce got on a drunken spree and cleared out the store and saloon. Hearing the disturbance I ran to the store. I entered by the back door and went behind the counter. As I did so Shaunce ran to the counter and grabbed a large number of tumblers, and threw them about the house, breaking them all.
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