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| That same year he published Cotton Mather (1891), a sympathetic biography of the "Puritan priest" that shocked liberal-minded, Unitarian Victorians who had for years used Mather as a seventeenth-century conservative foil, complicit in the heinously intolerant Salem Witch Trials and representative of everything nineteenth-century Bostonians had rebelled against. There are so many different communities, and so many different ways they practice polygamy, from the heinously abusive to progressive and modern. Fifth, it seeks the silence and compliance of those most likely to realize the deception--members of the military, veterans, and gold star family members who have experienced the horror and consequences firsthand--by heinously exploiting their pain, suffering, and grief. |
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