polygamist

Polygamists do not dispute that in marriage "two will become one."

He was a polygamist having four wives and twenty children.

Now, polygamists have begun a campaign for more tolerance and respect.

Most of the people in the area are polygamists or believe in the practice.

Further, the law allowed the government to deny civil rights to polygamists without a trial.

Davis, a polygamist, built the house for his three wives and their families.

A polygamist, he had seven wives, of which only 4 bore children.

Practicing polygamists would have their civil rights taken away without a trial or due process.

The church has also formed a close relationship with the Bountiful community of polygamists.

They have polygamists in their church but say God loves monogamy best.

As a polygamist, Joseph had two houses, and it is unclear where he spent most of his time.

Everyone should read this post except for the polygamists whose heads might explode.

Therefore, polygamists are not, at least in all cases, bad men.'

New plural marriages did end by 1909, but the practice continued until the polygamists died off.

In an interview given in 1997 Green admitted to being a polygamist.

Among polygamists and their wives, the degree of religious influence varies significantly.

After the Inauguration, each awoke to the realization that the president was a policy polygamist.

"On both sides of my family tree I have polygamists," he said, according to a hearing transcript.

He was a practicing polygamist, and all three of his wives outlived him.

All polygamists are given executive pardon in preparation for statehood.

Until that day, however, polygamists fought desperately to ward off the inevitable.

Is anyone going to study the current polygamists?

'Which is why, for years, most of the people in the area were polygamists.

The women gathered to watch the show liked that a distinction was made between such groups and more modern, independent polygamists.

I don't need a polygamist to mess things up.