[…] which were both unanticipated and objectionable to some Mormon converts. This new politico-religious mix was evident in Missouri almost from the beginning of settlement in 1831, in Ohio at least from the mid 1830’s, […]
I In all the wi de world, past and present, there is no greater body of literature than that which we call English. And in all the annals of English literature, spanning thirteen centuries […]
[…] breathing space it needs; we can hope that all of us who care about what Salt Lake City looks like and who care about the proper and tasteful preservation of great monuments of the […]
[…] justify the ways of God to all. This is the place! Outside is paradise! New Salt Lake City, full of bright surprise For modern pilgrims rushing out in cars To find department stores, hotels, […]
[…] agencies which have significant holdings of Mormon materials. The study of Mormonism should begin in Salt Lake City, where, according to Norman Furniss, “The best colection of materials about the Mormons exists… in the […]
[…] reader wonders what became of Porter and grows impatient for his return. The lengthy rehearsal of the Missouri phase of Mormon history is supposedly calculated to account for the development of Rockwell’s attitudes and […]
[…] a contemplated four-volume work on the Prophet. Doctrine and Covenants, 6:25-28. Ibid., 107:37. After the Saints left Missouri, this body was disorganized since it was designed to sit at the center place of Zion. […]
[…] April 9, 1834. Also cit. History of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Independence, Missouri, 1951), Vol. 1, pp. 444–446. Painesville Telegraph, January 31, 1834. Changes in the text of quotations […]
[…] her due date, she had grown more and more anxious, so he drove her out of the city into an uninhabited area, hoping to distract her with views of unconstrained plants and animals, chaotic […]
[…] were in the right to protest their exculpation. As for Arne, he was a shyster by compli city, first for continuing to shelter Hahn and Cam, and second for simply having been at the […]