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Source(s) of the criticism
- Nelson Winch Green, Fifteen Years among the Mormons: Being the Narrative of Mrs. Mary Ettie V. Smith, Late of Great Salt Lake City; a Sister of One of the Mormon High Priests, She Having Been Personally Acquainted with Most of the Mormon Leaders, and Long in the Confidence of The "Prophet," Brigham Young (New York: H. Dayton, Publishers, 1860 [1858]), 34–35.
- John Dehlin,"Grant Palmer on Sexual Allegations Against Joseph Smith, William and Jane Law, and His Resignation," Mormon Stories Podcast (26 February 2012).http://mormonstories.org/grant-palmer-on-sexual-allegations-against-joseph-smith-william-and-jane-law-and-his-resignation/
- John Dehlin, "Questions and Answers," Mormon Stories Podcast (25 June 2014).