Rattling, Roaring Rhymes on Mormon Utah and her Institutions. Life Among the Rocky Mountain Saints, the Land of Many Wives and Much Silver;

A lively and colorful collection of poems and songs about life among the Mormon settlers of Utah in the late 19th century, including depictions of polygamy, mining and frontier life. Carman offers a unique and entertaining perspective on this often-misunderstood period of American history.

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