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Brigham Young led the Mormons out of Illinois after Joseph Smith's death and established a new settlement in Utah. As their leader, he instituted a strict daily schedule for the Mormon pioneers that included mandatory prayers before and after travel. This schedule demonstrated Young's ability to efficiently organize and lead the Mormons during their difficult journey westward to find a new home, establishing him as a great leader.
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- 3. At 5am the bugle is to be sounded as a signal for every man to arise and attend prayers before he leaves his wagon. Then cooking, eating feeding teams etc.. till seven o’clock, at which the camp is to move at the sound of the bugle… No man to be permitted to leave his wagon unless he obtains permission from an officer… at 8.30 p.m. the bugle to be sounded again at which time all to have prayers in their wagons and to return to rest by nine o’clock. What can we infer from this about Brigham Young?
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