[…] the printed version. For citational and bibliographical purposes, please use the printed version or the PDFs provided online and on JSTOR. All citations in this review refer to the location number from the e-book […]
[…] well for Joseph Smith’s believers, then as well as now, but not so well for critics who seem certain natural abilities were responsible. For over 180 years, several secular theories have been advanced as explanations.
[…] were, in an evil held by Mormon doctrine to be second only to murder. He talked this over with Leanne, who failed to take his view of it. She could understand his scruples, but […]
[…] a fully cooled plate of roast, mashed potatoes, green beans. The smell of Sunday dinner, built up over hours of afternoon labor, was not quickly vanished from the air. “Thanks, Helen,” he said, kissing […]
[…] through their mission, Elder Robinson had been the target of one of Kitty’s rages, and he wasn’t over it. For four months, Kitty had refused to speak to them, or to answer Sister Robinson’s […]
[…] him to go, that we were brothers. We fought at night. Straddling him I held my pillow over his face, him bucking and twisting, sucking for air; or I jabbed him savagely under the […]
[…] distance. “An old-fashioned scoop” is how Associate City Editor Don Woodward described the Deseret News’ clear superiority over the Salt Lake Tribune in Gilmore coverage. Deseret News reporter Dale Van Atta had early sensed […]
[…] hell out. I had no such experience, perhaps because I nursed an old underpowered and overloaded truck over Parley’s Summit and was too thankful for having arrived at all to complain about what I […]
[…] a story teller and dramatist. Despite the opposition of the bishop, townspeople enjoyed the movies, rid ing over to see them at Cedar City’s Thorley Theatre; and Sarah’s brothers were enthusiastic members of a […]
[…] be able to bless him, wouldn’t I? It was easy to soar with the excitement; but once over the announcement, I had to deal with my own feelings as well as those of others. […]