[…] power is on his or her side. The Mormon Graphic Image, 1834-1914: Cartoons, Caricatures, and Illustrations by Gary L. Bunker and Davis Bitton (Salt Lake City, Utah: University of Utah Press, 1983), 140 pp., $20.
[…] (Ithaca, N.Y.: DeWitt Historical Society, 1964). Finding the account sketchy, lacking documentation and minus the Salt Lake City sources, they decided to start over. The New York Years is a product of more than […]
[…] Kindred Saints, a family genealogy of people we had never even heard of. But Skip Christenson, mo dern kin of the kindred saints, must have been as weary as we of family histories where […]
[…] History,” in Truman Madsen and Charles D. Tate, Jr., eds., To the Glory of God (Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Company, 1972), which contains a thoughtful analysis about why some key Mormons defected. Some […]
[…] sections would jump off the page at me. And I read them. The drive to Salt Lake City took an hour. After I dropped my mom off and kept going into the second hour […]
[…] is Not Enough,” Sunstone Review 3 (April/May 1983) : 7. Hugh B. Brown, Eternal Quest (Salt Lake City: Bookcraft Inc., 1956), p. 17. Ibid., p. 91. Author’s notes of Hugh B. Brown, address at […]
[…] an equally significant contribution, will be published soon. Saints on the Seas: A Maritime History of Mormon Migration 1830-1890 by Conway B. Sonne (Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press, 1983), xviii, 212 pp., $20.
[…] we seek food and drink . . . this need so powerful that we are vulnerable to deception . . . that we see almost anyone as desirable, almost any situation as endurable, if […]
[…] is a prevalent view today that the translators of the King James Bible, despite the relative pau city of manuscripts and the backwardness of the scholarly tools at their disposal, were inspired to produce […]
[…] and then, on the basis of these sources, to reconstruct the histories of both communities. The methods developed for such study over the last two centuries are varied. To mention two examples, there are […]