[…] of the circumstances, interests, and motives which produced them. In commenting on her methods as a re searcher and writer in a 1975 interview, Professor Brodie disclaimed any experience and competence as a clinician […]
[…] the last century to the current one, Leone relies heavily on the familiar model of Federal aggression breaking up the organic Mormon kingdom. While he would rather use internal contradictions within Mormondom to make […]
[…] things. I had no anthropology but I had psychology and sociology. I think most importantly—my field was English literature—what was really important, as I realize now looking back on it, was that one ceased, […]
[…] to Arrington and Haupt’s list: Henry J. Latham (pseudonym Ring Jepson), Among the Mormons (The San Francisco News Company, 1879); Charles Brewer, Retribution at Last: A Mormon Tragedy of the Rockies (Cincinnati: Editor Publishing […]
[…] be, And by the Lord, for the world is such You can’t just walk straight through, not breaking One commandment or another, They said, and as they told their tales, It was justified by […]
[…] first real publicity that I had received. My name ran right along with Professor Millikan’s in the newspaper. I spent considerable time showing these experiments to various VIPs from all over the country. I […]
[…] the Sabbath, he requested the family girls sing the popular “In the Gloaming.” Rachel believed singing and newspaper reading breached the Sabbath and responded with a mortified, “Why Joseph, it’s Sunday!” Smith swept her […]
[…] the Church as a corporate entity. For example, some of the more important include acquiring the Deseret News in 1900; purchasing historic sites beginning in 1903 and the gradual establishment of Bureaus of In […]
[…] Surabaya on 8 May 1973; Malang on 30 October 1973, and Jebres on 16 April 1978. An English-speaking branch with largely an expatriate membership in Jakarta was given separate status on 1 April 1978. […]
[…] Samuel F. Atwood, 29 Oct. 1870, Brigham Young Letterbooks, Ms., p. 405 ff., Church Archives. Deseret Evening News, 30 May 1877. Clark, Messages of the First Presidency, 2:283. Ibid. Edward Partridge, Journal, 15 Jan. […]