[…] and I hold the keys of Death and Death’s domain.” Why the King James Version? (Salt Lake City, 1956), p. 7. President Clark’s discussion, which is much more concerned with the ritual effect of […]
[…] of the author’s reviews of Strang’s diary, works about Strang and Beaver Island, and Richard Burton’s The City of the Saints. The author has announced the purpose of his work in the subtitle, A […]
[…] John Cook Bennett soon affiliated himself with this body and rapidly rose to be mayor of the city, major general of the Nauvoo Legion, Master in Chancery for Hancock County, and Assistant President of […]
A review of this book is naturally divi ded into two phases: Joseph Fish as an observer and recorder of his times, and John H. Krenkel as editor of Mr. Fish’s voluminous writings. Since […]
[…] actually said in the accounts of his First Vision. Joseph Smith’s First Vision: The First Vision in its Historical Context. By Milton V. Backman, Jr. Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, Inc., 1971. 209 pp. $3.50.
[…] only to one magazine, namely MAD. Please send me Dialogue for one year. Kjell Nilsen Salt Lake City, Utah December 11, 1965 *** Dear Sirs: …. Even the name is ideal. I have reproached […]
[…] since. The original dozen or so are women in their thirties, college-educated with some graduate degrees, mostly city-bred, the wives of professional men and the mothers of several children. While this group remains, we […]
[…] entirely lacking or so meagre as to be wholly unreliable or inconclusive. To be sure, widespread publi city has been given to opinions of respected journalists and law enforcement officers that the trade in […]
[…] “Kissing Girls on Shabbat,”Sara recounts the traumatic and risky path she took to find healing and authenti city. This episode includes discussions of miscarriage and sexual violence. Listener discretion is advised. If you or […]
[…] a weak plot, its story erratic and often contrived. The story is even worse in the con densed version currently presented to tourists in Salt Lake City. The music, however, deservedly lives on. The […]