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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 August 2014

David E. Campbell ,
John C. Green  and
J. Quin Monson
David E. Campbell
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University of Notre Dame, Indiana
John C. Green
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University of Akron, Ohio
J. Quin Monson
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Brigham Young University, Utah
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Seeking the Promised Land
Mormons and American Politics
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