[…] Historical Review, 47 (Sept. 1960), 208. Orson F. Whitney, Popular History of Utah (Salt Lake City: Deseret News Press, 1916), p. 439. Joseph Smith, History of the Church (hereafter cited as DHC), Vol. Ill […]
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[…] of the ease or the difficulty of the artistic birth process, a book is written to be read. In the final analysis, it is only the reading that really counts. No matter what the […]
[…] heater in the living room to sail on the stack of books to all the great green world that never was and will always be, for nothing can touch it, ever. Nothing. The crunch […]
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[…] of Japanese poets were secured to arrange the hymns into Japanese verse.” The hymns originated in the English LDS Hymn Book, Deseret Sunday School Song Book, and the Children’s Friend. Because the Japanese versions […]
[…] 139–143</i><br>Most Latter-day Saints probably would be surprised to learn the Book of Mormon is available in modern English and has been for over a decade. More recently the 1966 RLDS “reader’s edition” has been […]