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Charles Sherwood Stratton as "General Tom Thumb", circa 1861 Merriam-Webster dictionary states that the first use of the term "midget" was in 1816.Merriam-Webster Dictionary Entry for midget: sometimes offensive: a very small person; specifically: a person of unusually small size who is physically well-proportioned. Midgets have always been popular entertainers, but were often regarded with disgust and revulsion in society. In the early 19th century, however, midgets were romanticized by the middle class and regarded with the same affectionate condescension extended to children, as creatures of innocence.
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Opponents of the LDS Church found in polygamy a convenient cause célèbre. Opposition to the church, especially among former Mormons, frequently focused, not upon the drawbacks of polygamy as a marriage system, but upon polygamy as a symptom of the depravity of Mormonism and Mormons in general. Former LDS Church member and prominent critic Fanny Stenhouse wrote in 1875: > It would be quite impossible, with any regard to propriety, to relate all > the horrible results of this disgraceful system .... Marriages have been > contracted between the nearest of relatives; and old men tottering on the > brink of the grave have been united to little girls scarcely in their teens; > while unnatural alliances of every description, which in any other community > would be regarded with disgust and abhorrence, are here entered into in the > name of God.
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