Mormon pioneers

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Hounded from State to State for their religious practices, the Mormons finally decided to leave settled American territory and trek into the unexplored Rocky Mountains and find a homeland of their own. Although close to starvation in Winter, the pioneers would not eat meat stored in a mountain cabin because their religion considered it unclean. To avoid temptation they broke the ice and flung the meat into the chilly waters. Inset: Brigham Young. Original artwork for illustrations on pp8–9 of L&L no. 870 (16 September 1978).

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