“Massacre is a gripping narrative aimed at the general reader that fills in many missing details of the notorious crime, laying out an almost hour-by-hour account of frenzied discussions among the participants during the week leading up to the attacks. Complex and nuanced with a deep awareness of psychology and social systems, the book also weaves in recent scholarship on religion and violence, especially acts done in the midst of hysteria and war.” Read more.
“LDS Historians: Brigham Young Fueled Hysteria, But Didn’t Order Massacre,” Salt Lake Tribune, August 1, 2008
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