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The Nephites under the Judges, IV
Title | The Nephites under the Judges, IV |
Publication Type | Magazine Article |
Year of Publication | 1881 |
Authors | Reynolds, George |
Magazine | The Contributor |
Volume | 2 |
Issue Number | 8 |
Pagination | 235-238 |
Date Published | May 1881 |
Keywords | Gadianton Robbers; Jacob (Apostate Nephite); Reign of the Judges |
Abstract | Reynolds discusses how the Nephites and Lamanites were able to outlast and overcome the armies of the Gadianton Robbers. Although peace reigned for a time, the government eventually collapsed under the actions of traitors and apostates who sought power, and the people reverted to tribal orders for protection. Among these, one Jacob – who styled himself a king and founded the city of Jacobugath – receives prominent mention. With this collapse, as detailed by Reynolds, the reign of the judges ended. |
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