[…] a woefully inadequate diet. Nigeria was not in such dire straits when we were there. You could buy Americantype food at the markets. Since, the drought has wreaked havoc there, too. On the city […]
[…] Bishop several times with no success. Orson has furnished one load but it is so expensive to buy he cannot get for himself and me too this winter, will it not be possible for […]
[…] a book far below cost. Our Utah cousins could even have—innocently, of course—bankrupted this RLDS institution by buying all of their copies of the Book of Mormon from the Herald House. These resolutions were […]
[…] delineating how it works, Taves then in forms his readers that by using stylometry, he has disc overed that the Book of Mormon was authored by only one person. I would have been more […]
These were the words of Brigham Young to his Mormon followers at the first Sunday services held at Winter Quarters on a wind-swept rise of land on the west side of the city’s proposed […]
[…] and purveyors of culture who had invaded their homes, schools and neighborhoods with unsettling change” (p. 1 3). Evangelicals, Flake observes, have traditionally had two essential characteristics. First, they divide the world into the […]
[…] its twenty-first year with the publication of this issue. Launched in 1966 as a daring and earnest ef fort to transform the serious conversation of Mormonism from monologue to dialogue, the journal has thrived for […]
Henry William Bigler marched west with the Mormon Battalion during the Mexican War (184 6-47) and by January 1848 was an employee of Johann Sutter, constructing a saw mill on the American River northeast […]
[…] in equal measure … . The transparent surfaces of Juanita’s unhurried prose play, as in Willa Cather, over unsuspected depths” (Mulder 1984). A few reviewers had reservations. One was unhappy that the account brought […]
[…] walked home across the sage-covered hills, half-carrying his friend who had used the trip to Blackfoot to buy whiskey. “And that’s how I cast my first vote,” Grandpa would say. Of all his stories, […]