Ch.27 p.252-256 The Memoirs of President Joseph Smith lll

More poligamy controversy and mistreatment of members through tithing. A grandaughter relates starving as their tithing of butter and eggs was delivered to the Bishop and promptly eaten at the table by the bishop and his family. Many people too poor to pay tithing were treated as apostates by the utah church. Joseph Smith lll is questioned about poligamy, being told many of the young men in the area was against poligamy.