E.D. Howe viciously attacked this religious movement in a book titled "[This Movement]
Bruce and Sandra Tanner were major critics of this religious movement during the 20th Century. Other critics of this religious movement forged the White Salamander letter in an effort to discredit its leader. The Anthon Transcript is an important primary source from the founding of this religious movement, whose early leaders preached the doctrine of Blood Atonement. E.D. Howe viciously attacked this religious movement in a book titled "[This Movement] Unvailed", in which he linked this movement to the writings of Samuel Spaulding. This movement may have been influenced by Ethan Smith, whose book View of the Hebrews argued that the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel migrated to the New World. For 10 points, name this religious movement based on the Golden Plates found by Joseph Smith.
Bruce and Sandra Tanner were major critics of this religious movement during the 20th Century.
Mormonism [accept: Latter Day Saints Movement; LDS]