Richard W. Sadler
Richard W. Sadler, professor of history at Weber State College.
Scissors and Paste Massacre | William Wise, Massacre at Mountain Meadows
Articles/Essays – Volume 11, No. 3
The Mountain Meadow Massacre was one of the most tragic criminal events in the history of the United States, and William Wise’s book concerning the massacre is similarly tragic in its lack of scholarship and…
Read moreA Taste of Southern Utah | Juanita Brooks, Quicksand and Cactus
Articles/Essays – Volume 16, No. 2
In a letter to Bernard DeVoto dated 5 August 1944, Dale Morgan described a manuscript which would be published thirty-eight years later in 1982 as Quick sand and Cactus. Morgan, who had become a particularly…
Read moreTwin Contributions | Eugene E. Campbell, Establishing Zion: The Mormon Church in the American West, 1847-1869
Articles/Essays – Volume 22, No. 3
While Gene Campbell lived through much of the twentieth century (1915-86), the focus of much of his historical research and interest was the nineteenth century. His earlier research and writing on Brig ham Young, Fort…
Read moreThe Rise of the Church in Great Britain: Mormons in Early Victorian Britain edited by Richard L. Jensen and Malcolm R. Thorp
Articles/Essays – Volume 24, No. 4