[…] accomplished. Such a resolution in 1974 would have made a general recall “of all copies now in stock or in the local branches” of the currently-used church school materials and would have required “deletion […]
[…] tells us, were able to understand language in a way quite different from the way we do today. Much of today’s literary scholarship is an attempt to demonstrate how a reader must go beyond […]
[…] side of the city’s proposed Main Street. Daniel H. Wells and William Cutler had brought the sobering news into camp just two days before that Nauvoo had been overrun in the skirmish known as […]
[…] but no one was home. I then went to my niece’s house, needing to tell someone the news. By then I was through crying and ready for a little joy and laughter. Finally I […]
[…] the world since the fifties, we may already have made that choice. By building and deploying and stockpiling all those bombs, we may already have decided that we would not only rather be dead […]
[…] the gutters on either side of Main Street in Salt Lake City were channels for farming water. Today, most cities, following the state capitol’s example, have diverted their irrigation water into underground culverts. Pity […]
[…] on “Pornography and Obscenity”: we too, it might appear, perhaps as a rightful if lamentable heritage from American Puritanism and Victorian gentility, “tickl the dirty little secret” while “rolling the eyes to heaven” (1936, […]
[…] and much deprecated for his graphic treatment of adultery in another, Lady Chatterley’s Lover (1928). Although by today’s standards it is not a sensational book, Lawrence was forced to publish Lady Chatterley’s Lover privately […]
[…] that others might see the fate of those who fight against the true saints of God (Deseret News, 1 May 1985, p. B-l). Lafferty used the defense of revelation in explaining his actions. One […]
[…] for a general audience, titled American Revelation: The Making of the Mormons to be published by Random House in time for the Iowa caucuses. The book is making news even in advance of its publication.