Living and Dying with Fallout
March 23, 2018Last summer, while I was reading the Salt Lake Tribune, I stumbled across the obituary of a beautiful woman who looked uncannily like my older sister, Ann. That’s why I read her obituary. Only […]
Last summer, while I was reading the Salt Lake Tribune, I stumbled across the obituary of a beautiful woman who looked uncannily like my older sister, Ann. That’s why I read her obituary. Only […]
[…] along with several other church members, purchased a cluster of promising mines and claims in Nye County, Nevada. Desperate for funds after a decade-long judicial onslaught by the federal government, which included confiscation and […]
[…] the founder and the doctrines of the Ghost Dance religion had “become subjects of ignorant misrepresentation and de liberate falsification. Different writers have made him a Paiute, a half-blood, and a Mormon white man.” […]
[…] U.S. Supreme Court invalidated one example of the related effort to roll back laws protecting homosexuals from civil discrimination, but this campaign moves forward on various fronts in every state of the Union. Its […]
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I’ve heard of horses—mustangs mostly—who run wild across Nevada‘s bleak terrain. (They kind of remind me of Uncle Bill, who ran wild, too, last summer, until Aunt Shirley caught up with him at the […]
[…] Gentle Blasphemer: Mark Twain, Holy Scripture, and the Book of Mormon,” BYU Studies, 11 (Winter 1971), 119-140. de Jong, Jr., Gerrit. “Mormons and the Fine Arts,” The Carpenter: Reflections of Mormon Life (hereafter The […]
[…] LXXII (January, 1967), 721-22. History of Wyoming, by T. A. Larson. In AH, XLI (April, 1967), 196. Nevada’s Twentieth-Century Mining Boom: Tonapah, Goldfield, Ely, by Russell R. Elliott, In JAH, LIII (March, 1967), 843-44. […]
[…] the printed version. For citational and bibliographical purposes, please use the printed version or the PDFs provided online and on JSTOR. I am indebted to Lester Bush and Andrew F. Ehat for this insight. […]