This is Wikipedia's community-edited article on Missouri Executive Order 44, the order Governor Lilburn Boggs issued on 27 October 1838 directing that Mormons must be treated as enemies and exterminated or driven from the state, issued after the Battle of Crooked River. Its value is accessibility and continuous updating by many contributors, useful for standard, checkable facts about the order's issuance and its 1976 rescission by Governor Kit Bond.
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Perpetually community-edited reference page rather than a peer-reviewed publication; used only for the order's well documented date, wording and 1976 rescission, alongside Saints Volume 1's own fuller institutional narrative. NotesUsed for the 27 October 1838 date and wording of Missouri Executive Order 44.
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