[…] Townsend, and the editor and anonymous readers for Dialogue. Dan Vogel, ed., Early Mormon Documents (Salt Lake City: Signature Books, 1996), 1:542. Hereafter EMD. Joseph Smith Sr. may well have started the tradition. According […]
[…] “The Order of Enoch,” 42nd semi-annual conference, 9 October 1872. Journal of Discourses, XV, 222, 224. “The Missouri and Illinois Mormons in Ante-Bellum Fiction,” Dialogue, 5 (Spring 1970), 47, 48. Two other recent studies […]
[…] an opening ahead and soon she walked into a vast cavern. It was as massive as a city. Unlike a city, however, there were no structures. As they entered, the people spread out and […]
[…] Laws in America, 1861–2003 (New York: Viking, 2008). Spencer W. Kimball, The Miracle of Forgiveness (Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, 1969), 40. See also, Spencer W. Kimball, “President Kimball Speaks Out on Morality,” Ensign, Nov. […]
[…] creating an invisible boundary or veil of fear. I felt we needed to confront that fear and de-stigmatize Mormon feminism as a collective. Jan Tyler told me that Women and Authority vindicated Sonia, yet […]
[…] horses into a near gallop and, with warning bell clanging, transported Reeves to the county building where city as well as county prisoners were jailed. After Reeves’s personal effects—a pocket knife, a handkerchief, his […]
[…] has been known since its origin is confusing and needs clarification. When Dr. Backman deals with the Missouri and Illinois periods of L.D.S. history he loses much of the objectivity which characterized his analyses […]
[…] C. Searle, and George T. Boyd. Doctrine and Covenants 93:36, 131:6, 130:18-19, 88:118; Journal of History (Independence, Missouri, Vol. XV, p. 259, Book of Mormon II Nephi, 9:29. Doctrine and Covenants 88:77-80. Brief reviews […]
[…] the Faith, p. 279, quoted in Francis W. Kirkham, A New Witness for Christ in America (Independence, Missouri: Zion’s Printing and Publishing Co., 1942), p. 203. All examples of terminological innovation during this period […]
[…] . . . Suffice it for the present, that the ladies of all denominations, all over the city, headed by the Mayor and the clergy, went heart and hand into work. The venerable Mrs. […]