[…] continued use of buildings having a significant historic and aesthetic place in the Mormon experience.” In his essay “Good-bye to Poplarhaven” Edward Geary attempts to illustrate that American culture is making new inroads to […]
When this special issue of Dialogue was first conceived, it became evident that the phrase “science and religion” has quite different meanings for different people. It was clear that the issue could not be comprehensive…
[…] took care of the children in the city park. As I remember it, I won. I would get to take care of the children. Then Elder Lee began to speak, and at his first […]
[…] “Special citations were awarded to Bill Russell, editor of Courage, to Andrew Karl Larson, for long time service and for his book Erastus Snow, and to Alma Blair for contributions to Mormon History and […]
[…] as he might have been, many of Hasler’s harmonizations flagrantly violate the most rudimentary principles of part- writing. It is not difficult to imagine Hasler reconstructing these tunes by ear at the keyboard, and […]
[…] directed by Joseph Smith to “assist Oliver Cowdery in doing work of printing and of selecting and writing books for schools in the Church” (D & C 2:86). Phelps was soon sent to Independence, […]
[…] we are given only a surface glimpse and resolution of it. This is probably a case of writing about foreign experience, also writing about thoughts rather than feelings or motives. “The Mustard Seed” by […]
[…] fishes in the upper right hand corner. Now, as G. B. Shaw has shown, a possible phonetic writing for “fish” in English is “gh” as in enough, rough; “o” as in women, “i ” […]
[…] and ruin. Depressed, burdened by debt and broken in health, Spalding found solace in his literary pursuits, writing a romance about the original inhabitants of America and reading portions of it aloud to entertain […]
The publication of two biographies of major figures in Mormon history within a year is no small event. That both Donna Hill’s Joseph Smith (Doubleday, 1977) and Samuel W. Taylor’s Life of John Taylor have…