‘Mormon Land’: Historians discuss poet Eliza Snow, the plural wife of prophets who fought for polygamy, women

(Photo courtesy of the Church History Library) Eliza R. Snow portrait by Charles W. Carter, circa 1875.

(Photo courtesy of the Church History Library) Eliza R. Snow portrait by Charles W. Carter, circa 1875.

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