[…] Dewick, The Christian Attitude, p. 48. As quoted in Spencer J. Palmer, The Expanding Church (Salt Lake City, Utah: Deseret Book Co., 1978), p. v. 2 vols. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Deseret News Press, […]
[…] permission. Requests for subsequent reprinting of any hymn should be directed to Worship Commission, Box 1059, Independence, Missouri 64051. The first, “Let All the World in Every Corner Sing,” combines a text by the […]
[…] recommendation. In my mind, the most compelling argument against the stake’s plan was the abandonment of center- city members without automobiles. The stake president read our report with an open mind and had the […]
[…] the opposite danger Mormon authors face when they write science fiction. Gerald Lund’s The Alliance (Salt Lake City: Deseret Book, 1983) is a book with a message, and to the extent that the message […]
[…] Privacy Doctrine, 1981, and articles in BYU Law Review, 1978, p. 783, 1980, p. 811; and in Missouri Law Review 45: 394). For the general reader, they now offer one of the most impartial […]
[…] April 1842, microfilm of holograph, Historical Department Archives, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah; hereafter, LDS Church Archives. See also Bathsheba W. Smith, “Remarks,” Woman’s Exponent 34 (July, Aug. […]
[…] p. 181. Quoted in “Nebraska, Plainly,” Time, 5 Dec. 1983, p. 81. Benjamin Franklin, The Autobiography (Garden City, N.Y.: Garden City Publishing Co., 1916), pp. 211-12. The Swarthmore College Faculty, An Adventure in Education: […]
[…] their anticipated use. Lester G. Paldy, NSF/AAAS Chautauqua short course on “Science, Technology and Arms Control,” Salt Lake City, Utah, 11-12 Nov. 1982. James Geier, “A Map of Megatons,” 348 North Street, Burlington, Vermont, 05401. See […]
[…] guide to the Mormon trail. The Latter-day Saints’ Emigrants’ Guide by W. Clayton, edited by Stanley B. Kimball with a biographical introduction by James B. Allen (Gerald, Missouri: The Patrice Press, 1983), 107 pp., $9.95.
[…] and suggest you spend neither time nor money to come but rather continue your work in Hamilton, Missouri” (Letterbook, 20 Feb. 1879). William accepted his work as a missionary with vigor, but nothing about […]