[…] in the State of Utah and Related Occupational Opportunities.” Brigham Young University, 1971. Kearnes, John. “Utah Electoral Politics, 1932-1938.” University of Utah, 1972. Kennedy, Glenn Alan. “A Study of the Inmates of the Utah […]
[…] the following: Have you ever wondered about the source of the prehistoric ruins now being discovered on the American continents? Have you ever been curious to know who some of the prehistoric forefathers of the […]
[…] culture of the Hebrew patriarchs in mid-nineteenth-century America. The minutes of the conference appeared as a Deseret News Extra for September 14, 1852, and were reprinted as a Supplement to Volume 15 of The […]
[…] Mormon, are nonetheless part and parcel of a larger body of legend which has clear antecedents in American folk belief. According to Lundwall, these stories, which he called “historical data,” show that those who […]
[…] happened to the Kirtland economy. Our argument is based upon the premise that the voluntary nature of market transactions imposes constraints upon behavior—that creditors demand assets or they refuse to make loans, and buyers […]
[…] to take advantage of the local appeal that cooperatives still held. By the mid-eighties, most of the stock of the cooperatives had been sold to a few businessmen who now controlled the entire operation […]
[…] biography of Henry Eyring, soon forthcoming. Twila Van Leer, “Fellow Scientists to Honor U’s Dr. Eyring,” Deseret News, 3 April 1976, p. 8A. Dorothy Stowe, “Science Was Art to Henry Eyring,” Deseret News, 10 […]
[…] an ideal group to make this point, since they are so small and do not actively proselytize today. They thus pose no direct institutional challenge to the Latter-day Saints, and hopefully they may be […]
[…] the public domain, that publication opened up the possibility of serious home study. A small but significant market began to develop among Mormons who wanted to be able to explore their own past, even […]
[…] possessed a very short memory. If the carpetbagger issue was empty, what issues did dominate Idaho territorial politics? I would have been more comfortable with the book if Limbaugh had explicitly identified these issues […]