[…] debts from the Depression. Eccles vigorously spoke his mind. During February 1933, in hearings before the Senate Finance Committee, he had the opportunity to present his theories plus a specific program for immediate government […]
[…] History of the Latter-day Saints in the Pacific (Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Company, expected 1981). Deseret News, 1979 Church Almanac (Salt Lake City), p. 222. Ian R. Barker, “The Connexion: The Mormon Church […]
[…] album include Walther’s little known Third Organ Concerto and a flawless rendition of J. S. Bach’s finger- breaking Fugue in G Major (the “Jig Fugue”), played in a crisp, detached style which recalls Schreiner […]
In Guatemala I saw Indians sitting by the side of the road dangling their feet over a cliff as they stared across the valley to the mountains beyond. The guide told me they often sat…
[…] Mormons. An early manifestation of this problem was President Buchanan’s decision to send U.S. troops to Utah, news of whose coming reached the Salt Lake Valley on the tenth anniversary of the pioneers’ arrival. […]
[…] out with Science and Belief in God, a strong defense of evolutionary thought, and this from Deseret News Press just five years before the controversy over Roberts’ manuscript erupted. Nonetheless, the topic was very […]
[…] vivid yellow braid draped casually over his vestments. Then, standing at the altar, he intoned a few English phrases, his head bowed. The congregation murmured its reply. There was no Latin spoken here. Marsha […]
[…] . A contextual approach to the legislative history of the ERA reveals the superficiality of the quotation search made by G. E discloses that pregnancy classifications of the kind here at issue would not […]
[…] as well as chapels in Utah. The style became so popular in the Church that one Deseret News writer, evidently unfamiliar with Frank Lloyd Wright, wrote that the work of Pope and Burton “has […]
Joseph Fielding Smith, Apostle and Church Historian, once published an answer to an inquiry about when the Word of Wisdom became a commandment. His response, widely accepted as definitive both then and subsequently, was included…