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Mormon leader who appealed to Navajo leaders to begin policing themselves?
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You may perhaps have confused the words Navajo and Nauvoo. The former is a native American tribe of the desert southwest. The latter is a city in Illinois founded and settled by the Latter-day Saints (Mormons). The Saints applied to the state government for a charter that gave them the power to police themselves. The charter was granted.
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