[…] will be well received by Church members. No More Strangers. By Hartman and Connie Rector. Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, Inc., 1971. 168 pp. $3.50. Win If You Will. By Paul H. Dunn. Salt Lake […]
for RHC Now I lay me down by the freeway, In a duplex in Cedar City, Utah;
[…] Apostle Lorenzo Snow—all provide lively and colorful insights into Mormon life in that era, as does her de scription of the coming of the railroad and the Mormons’ recognition of the change and conflicts […]
[…] of Being a Woman. Compiled and Edited by Duane S. Crowther and Jean D. Crowther. Salt Lake City: Horizon Publishers, 1972. 326 pp. $4.95. Alone but not Lonely. By Wayne J. Anderson, Ph.D. Salt […]
[…] made several important contributions to the culture history of southern Mexico especially through its work at Chiapa de Corzo in the Highlands of central Chiapas and at Izapa, an archaeological site on the Pacific […]
[…] localized in various metropolises. In the present rendering, Golden is conducting some visiting dignitaries around Salt Lake City and pointing with pride to buildings speedily constructed by the Mormons. But his visitors put him […]
When Jed Smith passed us by, in 1826,
The junipers made a rush down from the hills.
They were cut back
Before they got to the freeway.
[…] Ancient Pythagoreanism, translated by Edwin L. Minar, Jr. (Cambridge, Mass., Harvard University Press, 1972). See also Giorgio de Santillana, Reflections on Men and Ideas (Cambridge, Mass:, MIT Press), pp. 190–201, chapter entitled “Philolaus in […]
[…] precious stones and minerals, ib. lii :5. On wind as the “Urstoff,” Coffin Texts, Spell 162 (A. de Buck, ed., Univ. of Chicago, 1938, II, 401). On water, W. Lambert, in Jnl. Theol. Stud., […]
[…] work. There is nothing else that you need as a substitute.” Elder Lee resigned his job as city commissioner and became the prime mover in creating the Church Security Program, later called the Church […]