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The Next Presidency—Joe Smith, the Mormon Prophet, defining his Position

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Joseph Smith gives his views on a national bank, Republican government, political parties and leaders, penitentiaries, and slavery. Smith calls for a “Theo-Democracy” to govern with justice, honesty, freedom and protection of rights, since “Almighty God” is the ultimate law-giver.
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  1. History
  2. Presidential Candidates
  3. United States

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