[…] nonconformists in England had been perse cuted. When asked if religion could ever be a justification for breaking a criminal law, Taylor replied that it could in a country that had a constitutional guarantee […]
[…] 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 small English tract. […]
[…] more tolerant political spirit in a Mexican homeland. They found it. Their settlements grew and flourished. These English-speaking Mormon colonists in northern Mexico ultimately provided the Church with the expertise it needed to cross […]
[…] all is not well. Maoism has been partly successful in accomplishing the goal sought by McKay, the breaking down of the traditional Chinese value system. The many movements and campaigns conducted by the Communists, […]
[…] the Delawares: “We have travelled a long distance from towards the rising sun to bring you glad news; we have travelled the wilderness, crossed the deep and wide rivers, and waded in the deep […]
[…] with them these coming weeks. And now it is our privilege to join with you in the breaking ground for this library which will be an important element in the development of this great […]
[…] 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 […]
[…] competent historians must and do expect criticism. They should welcome it, as it is essential to their search for the truth about what happened and why it happened. But competent criticism is one thing, […]
[…] 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 […]