These two strips, published in American newspapers in March 1926, tell the story of the Utah War from the pen of cartoonist James Carroll Mansfield.
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The Mormon Rebellion” – 1857
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These two strips, published in American newspapers in March 1926, tell the story of the Utah War from the pen of cartoonist James Carroll Mansfield.
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The Mormon Rebellion” – 1857
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Harney? Nice try.
😀 And probably a good thing Harney was relieved from command before the troops left the frontier — he didn’t have nearly the self-control that Albert Sidney Johnston had.