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In Sacred Loneliness: The Plural Wives Of Joseph Smith,New Kemolpo Nutrition And AgricultureBeginning In The 1830S, At Least Thirtythree Women Married Joseph Smith, The Founder Of Mormonism. These Were Passionate Relationships Which Also Had Some Longevity, Except In Cases Such As That Of Two Young Sisters, One Of Whom Was Discovered By Josephs First Wife, Emma, In A Locked Bedroom With The Prophet. Emma Remained A Steadfast Opponent Of Polygamy Throughout Her Life. The Majority Of Smiths Wives Were Younger Than He, And Onethird Were Between