The Holding Forth of Jeddy Grant
April 24, 2018[…] a lawyer, you ought to be one.” Turning to the people, he asks for a collection to buy the noble Mormon orator a new suit of clothes. Ultimately symbolic of the young missionary’s triumph […]
[…] a lawyer, you ought to be one.” Turning to the people, he asks for a collection to buy the noble Mormon orator a new suit of clothes. Ultimately symbolic of the young missionary’s triumph […]
[…] it quite superficial, they will probably applaud its holistic approach. Whether scanners of either type decide to buy the book may also depend on their willingness to pay a 1980 price for a volume […]
[…] and for all to become a Hindu. At this time, I went to a book shop to buy a secondhand English literature book. When I opened it at the shop itself, I found a […]
[…] haven’t; if you love Emma Lou Thayne or Lowell Bennion, or if you simply love good poems, buy this book. It is a labor of love and it will repay you. Marden Clark is […]
[…] final capstone of the tallest spire of the Salt Lake Temple was set into place on April 6, 1892, it was a time for celebration as the crowds filling Temple Square and the surrounding […]
[…] material in it. They want to go back and read what I have read. They don’t “ buy” it totally; they are influenced by it, but they want to go back and redo my […]
[…] Virtually any cliche that can be drawn from popular fiction can be duplicated repeatedly in Mormon fiction. Over and over again, women in these novels sacrifice their happiness upon the altar of duty; little […]
[…] feeding the dog some kind of acid. It came to me that I should feed him 500 mg. of vitamin C (ascorbic acid) every day. So I bought chewables and did just that. Three […]
<i>Dialogue 14.4 (Winter 1981): 28–39</i><br>Some time in June 1970 ,I invited a few friends to my house to chat about the then emerging women’s movement. If I had known we were about to make […]
[…] Joseph Smith’s Account of His First Vision and the 1820 Revival,” Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought 6 (Spring 1971): 106-107. Ibid., pp. 98-99. Lucy Mack Smith’s original manuscript, written by Howard Coray, is […]