Mountain Meadows Massacre and the Supernatural

The slaughter and supernatural work of mountain meadows was cited as missing by Juanita Brooks for her work: she was ignored for a long time and needs to explain the lying historical event had. She must avoid listening to prejudice and acquire her status as a reputable historian. One of the challenges she faced with this work was how to deal with the massive supernaturalism of the massacre of mountain meadows. She regularly uses several supernatural arguments regularly as a dramatic evidence and supports a small amount of her own assumption, but Brooks is usually a part of the massacre of mountain meadows (folk and religion) Destruct supernatural aspects.

Mountain Meadows Massacre is a series of attacks against the Baker-Fancher Immigration train at Mountain Meadows in southern Utah. The attack began on September 7, culminating on September 11, 1857, members of the militia in the Utah territory slaughtered the Iron County Region, the Mormon Group, and the Immigration Party from some Paiute Native Americans It was. In order to leave the witness behind and prevent retaliation, perpetrators have killed all adults and children of age older - about 120 men in total, women and children. Children under 17 years old are not 7 years old

Mountain Meadows Massacre - During the Utah War, a delusion-led Mormon militia attacked the Baker-Fancher Party travel train, killed all 17 older children older than the party and taught families abducted by Mormon , The party's property was auctioned to the Mormon community. Mormons did not blame Indians for slaughter. About 120 people were murdered with cold blood. 1860 Wiyot Massacre - Approximately 50 to 100 Caucasian settlers adjusted women, children, and the elderly in Wiyot village around Umbato Bay, threatened and destroyed all Indians in this area. 12 attacks. According to reports from February 26th to 28th, India's death toll from some attacks is 80-150 + (Indian Island), 40 (Squid River), 58 (South Beach), 35 (Eagle Prairie) , And the number of deaths from several attacks is unknown.

Twenty years after the massacre of Mountain Meadows, the only person recognized guilty was executed. On March 23, 1877, John D. Lee was executed at the murder scene and became the only person who received punishment of murder. He has a choice of dagger, hanging, shooting. He chose the latter. In the image, he is sitting in a chair near the coffin. Lee was a friend of Mormon Church founder Joseph Smith. He is "adopted child" of Brigham Young, according to the rule called "Late Saints adoption rule", this means basically that the assistant was arrested under the protection of the elderly. Lee, there used to be 19 wives. He turned 67 children. Several of his descendants had a senior political position in Utah.