Now and at the Hour of Our Death
March 27, 2018[…] car, but walked down the street and caught a bus that took him on the Avenida Nueve de Julio through the middle of downtown. It was still early evening, but all eight lanes were […]
[…] car, but walked down the street and caught a bus that took him on the Avenida Nueve de Julio through the middle of downtown. It was still early evening, but all eight lanes were […]
[…] in a gym. Against his better judgment he let her phone his stepbrother Bernie in Salt Lake City, whom he hadn’t seen in twenty years. Bernie, who was a total Mormon, was properly skeptical […]
[…] Presidency, Presidential Papers (January 1979). Photo-reproduction available through the Restoration Bookstore operated by Richard Price in Independence, Missouri. 1970 World Conference Bulletin, 329 and “A Transcript of Business Sessions: The 1970 World Conference, 404-408,” […]
[…] at the stake in 1431, canonized in 1920—had long stimulated the fancy of historians and playwrights. Shaw, however, de-romanticized the figure by basing his play on T. D. Murray’s Jeanne D’Arc, the first English translation […]
[…] A. Shirts, professor and eventually Dean of the College of Education at Southern Utah University at Cedar City, dedicated his scholarly life to the history of Iron County, Utah, the scene of the atrocity. […]
[…] but once, as it stood in chains, at midnight, in a dungeon, in an obscure village in Missouri.” In King Lear, Shakespeare gives the greatest dramatization in all of literature regarding the transformation that […]
[…] historians gathered what scraps they could of tribal epic and saga, stories of local victories over Canaanite city states, the establishment of tribal independence from Amorite landlords and warlords, and on this mixed bag, […]
[…] much an interview as a wonderfully civilized conversation over dinner at the Singing Cricket in Salt Lake City. I had never met Diana before, but Karen Moloney had asked me to interview her. I […]
[…] of people, the kitchen sink full of plates, often stained by Bonnie’s culinary masterpiece, a mean Reine de Saba, a cake so chocolately as to render flour unnecessary. During the first two decades of […]
[…] Republic” and proclamations of love for right that could surely counter acts of evil. In Salt Lake City in the new Conference Center, twenty thousand at a time heard two sessions of the First […]