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Epperson, Steven. “Jews in the Columns of Joseph’s Times and Seasons.” [Notes and Comments] Dialogue 22 (4) Winter 1989: 135-142 [p. 136]

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Thomas, Mark D. “A Mosaic for a Religious Counterculture: The Bible in the Book of Mormon.” Dialogue 29 (4) Winter 1996: 47-68 [p. 53]

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Quinn, D. Michael. “Prelude to the National ‘Defense of Marriage’ Campaign: Civil Discrimination Against Feared or Despised Minorities.” Dialogue 33 (3) Fall 2000: 1-52 [p. 33]

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Allen, James B. “Editing William Clayton.” Dialogue 30 (2) Summer 1997: 129-138 [p. 132, 133]

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Best, Karl F. “Changes in the Revelations, 1833 to 1835.” Dialogue 25 (1) March 1992: 87-112 [p. 100]

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Chandler, Clay L. “The Truth, the Partial Truth, and Something Like the Truth, So Help Me God.” Dialogue 33 (3) Fall 2000: 97-119 [p. 112]

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De Schweinitz, Rebecca. “Preaching the Gospel of Church and Sex: Mormon Women’s Fiction in the Young Woman’s Journal, 1889-1910.” Dialogue 33 (4) Winter 2000: 27-54 [p. 38-39]

England, Eugene. “On Being Male and Melchizedek.” Dialogue 23 (4) Winter 1990: 64-79 [p. 68]

Foster, Lawrence. “Plural Marriage, Singular Lives.” [Review of: In Sacred Loneliness: The Plural Wives of Joseph Smith. By Todd Compton. Salt Lake City, Utah : Signature Books, 1997] Dialogue 33 (1) Spring 2000: 184-186 [p. 186]

Hansen, Helynne H. “In Search of Women’s Language and Feminist Expression among Nauvoo Wives in A Little Lower than the Angels.” Dialogue 27 (2) Summer 1994: 93-102 [p. 101]

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Launius, Roger D. “An Ambivalent Rejection: Baptism for the Dead and the Reorganized Church Experience.” Dialogue 23 (2) Summer 1990: 61-84 [p. 65, 67]

Owens, Lance S. “Joseph Smith and Kabbalah: The Occult Connection.” Dialogue 27 (3) Fall 1994: 117-194 [p. 185]

Roberts, Allen Dale. “Profile of Apostasy: Who Are the Bad Guys, Really?” Dialogue 31 (4) Winter 1998: 143-162 [p. 153, 154]

Russell, William D. “Bringing Balance to our Historical Writing.” [Review of: From Mission to Madness: Last Son of the Mormon Prophet. By Valeen Tippetts Avery. Urbana, Ill. : University of Illinois Press, 1998] Dialogue 33 (1) Spring 2000: 195-198.

Smith, George D. “A Response: The Politics of Mormon History.” Dialogue 30 (2) Summer 1997: 138-148 [p. 139]

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Van Wagenen, Lola. “In Their Own Behalf: The Politicization of Mormon Women and the 1870 Franchise.” Dialogue 24 (4) Winter 1991: 31-43 [p. 37]

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Thayne, Emma Lou. “Emma’s Anguish.” [Poetry] Dialogue 33 (1) Spring 2000: 118.

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Thomas, Mark D. “A Mosaic for a Religious Counterculture: The Bible in the Book of Mormon.” Dialogue 29 (4) Winter 1996: 47-68 [p. 55]

Smith, Ethan, 1762-1849. View of the Hebrews Exhibiting the Destruction of Jerusalem; The Certain Restoration of Judah and Israel; The Present state of Judah and Israel; And an Address of the Prophet Isaiah Relative to Their Restoration. Poultney, VT : Smith & Shute, 1823.

Anderson, Robert D. “The Dilemma of the Mormon Rationalist.” Dialogue 30 (4) Winter 1997: 71-92 [p. 83]

Bergera, Gary James. "B. H. Roberts's Autobiography.” [Notes and Comments] Dialogue 26 (3) Fall 1993: 193-197 [p. 195]

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Cooley, Everett L. "The B. H. Roberts Papers at the University of Utah.” [Notes and Comments] Dialogue 26 (3) Fall 1993: 190-192 [p. 190]

Hill, Marvin. “The `New Mormon History’ Reassessed in Light of Recent Books on Joseph Smith and Mormon Origins.” Dialogue 21 (3) Autumn 1988: 115-127 [p. 124]

Homer, Michael W. “`Similarity of Priesthood in Masonry’: The Relationship between Freemasonry and Mormonism.” Dialogue 27 (3) Fall 1994: 1-113 [p. 22]

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Madsen, Brigham D. "B. H. Roberts's Studies of the Book of Mormon.” Dialogue 26 (3) Fall 1993: 77-86.

Madsen, Brigham D. “The Education of a BYU Professor.” Dialogue 28 (1) Spring 1995: 21-40 [p. 37]

Madsen, Brigham D. “Reflections on LDS Disbelief in the Book of Mormon as History.” Dialogue 30 (3) Fall 1997: 87-97 [p. 88, 89]

Smith, Ethan, 1762-1849. View of the Hebrews; or, The Tribes of Israel in America. 2d ed., improved and enl.  Poultney, Vt. : Smith & Shute, 1825.

Murphy, Thomas W. “Laban’s Ghost: On Writing and Transgression.” [Scriptural Studies] Dialogue 30 (2) Summer 1997: 105-126 [p. 115]

Thomas, Mark D. “A Mosaic for a Religious Counterculture: The Bible in the Book of Mormon.” Dialogue 29 (4) Winter 1996: 47-68 [p. 53-54, 67]

Wright, David P. “Joseph Smith’s Interpretation of Isaiah in the Book of Mormon.” [Scriptural Studies] Dialogue 31 (4) Winter 1998: 181-206 [p. 191-195, 205]

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Barnes, Shelby M. "The Higher Powers: Fred M. Smith and the Peyote Ceremonies.” Dialogue 28 (4) Winter 1995: 91-99.

Launius, Roger D. “Pretender to the Throne? R. C. Evans and the Problem of Presidential Succession in the Reorganization.” Dialogue 30 (2) Summer 1997: 81-102.

Smith, Frederick M. (Frederick Madison), 1874-1946. “Better Not to Drink.” Saints Herald July 30, 1938: 963.

Barnes, Shelby M. "The Higher Powers: Fred M. Smith and the Peyote Ceremonies.” Dialogue 28 (4) Winter 1995: 91-99 [p. 93]

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Barnes, Shelby M. "The Higher Powers: Fred M. Smith and the Peyote Ceremonies.” Dialogue 28 (4) Winter 1995: 91-99 [p. 92-95, 98]

Smith, Frederick M. (Frederick Madison), 1874-1946. “Our Attitude Towards Medicine.” Saints Herald January 23, 1943: 100.

Barnes, Shelby M. "The Higher Powers: Fred M. Smith and the Peyote Ceremonies.” Dialogue 28 (4) Winter 1995: 91-99 [p. 94]

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Barnes, Shelby M. "The Higher Powers: Fred M. Smith and the Peyote Ceremonies.” Dialogue 28 (4) Winter 1995: 91-99 [p. 92, 93, 96-97]

Smith, Frederick M. (Frederick Madison), 1874-1946. “R. C. Evans Leaves the Church.” Saints’ Herald 65 (June 19, 1918): 589.

Launius, Roger D. “Pretender to the Throne? R. C. Evans and the Problem of Presidential Succession in the Reorganization.” Dialogue 30 (2) Summer 1997: 81-102 [p. 99]

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Barnes, Shelby M. "The Higher Powers: Fred M. Smith and the Peyote Ceremonies.” Dialogue 28 (4) Winter 1995: 91-99 [p. 97-98]

Smith, Frederick M. (Frederick Madison), 1874-1946. “A Trip Among the Indians of Oklahoma.” Saints Herald November 26, 1919: 1245.

Barnes, Shelby M. "The Higher Powers: Fred M. Smith and the Peyote Ceremonies.” Dialogue 28 (4) Winter 1995: 91-99 [p. 96, 97]

Smith, Frederick M. (Frederick Madison), 1874-1946. “A Trip Among the Omaha Indians.” Saints Herald November 26, 1919: 1151-1154.

Barnes, Shelby M. "The Higher Powers: Fred M. Smith and the Peyote Ceremonies.” Dialogue 28 (4) Winter 1995: 91-99 [p. 96, 97]

Smith, George, Captain. The Use and Abuse of Free-Masonry: A Work of the Greatest Utility to the Brethren of the Society, to Mankind in General, and to the Ladies in Particular. New York : Masonic Publishing and Manufacturing Co., 1866.

Homer, Michael W. “`Similarity of Priesthood in Masonry’: The Relationship between Freemasonry and Mormonism.” Dialogue 27 (3) Fall 1994: 1-113 [p. 94]

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Alexander, Thomas G. “Wilford Woodruff and the Mormon Reformation of 1855-57.” Dialogue 25 (2) Summer 1992: 25-39 [p. 26, 33, 35]

Allen, James B. “Editing William Clayton.” Dialogue 30 (2) Summer 1997: 129-138 [p. 130]

Anderson, Lavina Fielding. “A Ministry of Blessing: Nicholas Groesbeck Smith.” Dialogue 31 (3) Fall 1998: 59-78 [p. 59]

Embry, Jessie L. “Without Purse or Scrip.” Dialogue 29 (3) Fall 1996: 77-93 [p. 78]

England, Eugene. “On Being Male and Melchizedek.” Dialogue 23 (4) Winter 1990: 64-79 [p. 67]

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Foster, Lawrence. "The Psychology of Religious Genius: Joseph Smith and the Origins of New Religious Movements.” Dialogue 26 (4) Winter 1993: 1-22 [p. 14]

Homer, Michael W. “The Judiciary and the Common Law in Utah Territory, 1850-61.” Dialogue 21 (1) Spring 1988: 97-108 [p. 100]

Thatcher, Linda. “Women Alone: The Economic and Emotional Plight of Early LDS Women.” Dialogue 25 (4) Winter 1992: 45-55 [p. 51]

Van Wagoner, Richard S. "The Making of a Mormon Myth: The 1844 Transfiguration of Brigham Young.” Dialogue 28 (4) Winter 1995: 1-24 [p. 2-3, 5, 7, 23]

Walker, Ronald W. "`A Banner is Unfurled': Mormonism's Ensign Peak.” Dialogue 26 (4) Winter 1993: 71-91 [p. 74, 79-81, 89-90]

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Stuy, Brian H. “`Come, Let Us Go Up to the Mountain of the Lord’: The Salt Lake Temple Dedication.” Dialogue 31 (3) Fall 1998: 101-122 [p. 101]

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Abajian, Kathryn J. “Ella Smyth Peacock: Seeking Her Place in the West.” Dialogue 32 (1) Spring 1999: 53-65 [p. 58]

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Bates, Irene M. "Patriarchal Blessing and the Routinization of Charisma.” Dialogue 26 (3) Fall 1993: 1-29 [p. 19]

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Keeler, Richard F. “Mr. Couch and Elder Roberts.” [Notes and Comments] Dialogue 29 (2) Summer 1996: 141-147 [p. 142, 143]

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Owens, Lance S. “Joseph Smith and Kabbalah: The Occult Connection.” Dialogue 27 (3) Fall 1994: 117-194.

Quinn, D. Michael. “Plural Marriage and Mormon Fundamentalism.” Dialogue 31 (2) Summer 1998: 1-68 [p. 7, 11, 16, 37]

Quinn, D. Michael. “Prelude to the National ‘Defense of Marriage’ Campaign: Civil Discrimination Against Feared or Despised Minorities.” Dialogue 33 (3) Fall 2000: 1-52 [p. 25-26, 28]

Roberts, Allen Dale. “Profile of Apostasy: Who Are the Bad Guys, Really?” Dialogue 31 (4) Winter 1998: 143-162 [p. 143-144, 153-156]

Roberts, Allen D. “A Response to ‘The Dilemma of the Mormon Rationalist.’” Dialogue 30 (4) Winter 1997: 95-101.

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Sandberg, Karl C. “Knowing Brother Joseph Again: The Book of Abraham and Joseph Smith as Translator.” Dialogue 22 (4) Winter 1989: 17-37.

Sears, L. Rex. “Philosophical Christian Apology Meets ‘Rational’ Mormon Theology.” Dialogue 33 (3) Fall 2000: 67-95 [p. 67-68, 88-89, 94-95]

Smith, George D. “A Response: The Politics of Mormon History.” Dialogue 30 (2) Summer 1997: 138-148 [p. 139, 141]

Smith, Milan D., Jr. “`That Is the Handwriting of Abraham.’” [Notes and Comments] Dialogue 23 (4) Winter 1990: 167-169 [p. 168]

Snow, Edgar C., Jr. “One Face of the Hero: In Search of the Mythological Joseph Smith.” Dialogue 27 (3) Fall 1994: 233-247.

Stephenson, Evan. “The Last Battle: C. S. Lewis and Mormonism.” Dialogue 30 (4) Winter 1997: 43-69 [p. 59-61]

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Toscano, Paul James. “Beyond Tyranny, Beyond  Arrogance.” Dialogue 21 (1) Spring 1988: 58-68 [p. 66]

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Vogel, Dan. “`The Prophet Puzzle’ Revisited.” Dialogue 31 (3) Fall 1998: 125-140.

Walker, Ronald W. "`A Banner is Unfurled': Mormonism's Ensign Peak.” Dialogue 26 (4) Winter 1993: 71-91 [p. 71-74, 89-91]

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Smith, Joseph, 1805-1844—Death

Erickson, Dan. “Mormon Millennialism: The Literalist Legacy and Implications for the Year 2000.” Dialogue 30 (2) Summer 1997: 1-32 [p. 3-4]

[Feature] Times and Seasons 5 (December 1844): 743-744

Smith, Joseph, 1805-1844—Family

Chandler, Clay L. “The Truth, the Partial Truth, and Something Like the Truth, So Help Me God.” Dialogue 33 (3) Fall 2000: 97-119 [p. 111]

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Russell, William D. “Bringing Balance to our Historical Writing.” [Review of: From Mission to Madness: Last Son of the Mormon Prophet. By Valeen Tippetts Avery. Urbana, Ill. : University of Illinois Press, 1998] Dialogue 33 (1) Spring 2000: 195-198.

Smith, Joseph, 1805-1844 —In Art

Bushman, Claudia L. “Sunset Ward.” [Personal Voices] Dialogue 22 (2) Summer 1989: 119-130 [p. 124, 128]

Smith, Joseph, 1805-1844—Language

Barney, Kevin L. “Joseph Smith’s Emendation of Hebrew Genesis 1:1.” [Scriptural Studies] Dialogue 30 (4) Winter 1997: 103-135 [p. 117]

Smith, Joseph, 1805-1844—Psychology

Foster, Lawrence. "The Psychology of Religious Genius: Joseph Smith and the Origins of New Religious Movements.” Dialogue 26 (4) Winter 1993: 1-22.

Smith, Joseph, 1805-1844—Views on Homosexuality

Quinn, D. Michael. “Prelude to the National ‘Defense of Marriage’ Campaign: Civil Discrimination Against Feared or Despised Minorities.” Dialogue 33 (3) Fall 2000: 1-52 [p. 6]

Smith, Joseph, 1805-1844. [1843 revelation] Deseret News Extra September 14, 1852.

Foster, Lawrence. “Sex and Prophetic Power: A Comparison of John Humphrey Noyes, Founder of the Oneida Community, with Joseph Smith, Jr., the Mormon Prophet.” Dialogue 31 (4) Winter 1998: 65-83 [p. 77-78]

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Homer, Michael W. “`Similarity of Priesthood in Masonry’: The Relationship between Freemasonry and Mormonism.” Dialogue 27 (3) Fall 1994: 1-113 [p. 40-41, 46]

Murphy, Thomas W. “Laban’s Ghost: On Writing and Transgression.” [Scriptural Studies] Dialogue 30 (2) Summer 1997: 105-126 [p. 119]

Quinn, D. Michael. "Male-Male Intimacy among Nineteenth-century Mormons: A Case Study.” Dialogue 28 (4) Winter 1995: 105-128 [p. 110]

Sandberg, Karl C. “Thinking about the Word of God in the Twenty-first Century.” Dialogue 29 (1) Spring 1996: 58-79 [p. 78-79]

Smith, George D. “Nauvoo Roots of Mormon Polygamy, 1841-46: A Preliminary Demographic Report.” Dialogue 27 (1) Spring 1994: 1-72 [p. 6]

Smith, Joseph, 1805-1844. An American Prophet’s Record: The Diaries and Journals of Joseph Smith. Edited by Scott H. Faulring. 2^nd ed. Salt Lake City, Utah : Signature Books, 1989.

Bates, Irene M. "Patriarchal Blessing and the Routinization of Charisma.” Dialogue 26 (3) Fall 1993: 1-29 [p. 9-10]

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Brewster, Quinn. “The Structure of the Book of Mormon: A Theory of Evolutionary Development.” Dialogue 29 (2) Summer 1996: 109-140 [p. 110]

Carmack, Noel A. “Of Prophets and Pale Horses: Joseph Smith, Benjamin West, and the American Millenarian Tradition.” [Notes and Comments] Dialogue 29 (3) Fall 1996: 165-176 [p. 165, 175]

Huggins, Ronald V. "Joseph Smith's `Inspired Translation' of Romans 7." [Scriptural Studies] Dialogue 26 (4) Winter 1993: 159-182 [p. 164]

Larson, Stan. “Henry D. Moyle: A Chapter from Richard D. Poll’s Unpublished Biography.” Dialogue 30 (2) Summer 1997: 35-48 [p. 39, 40]

Metcalfe, Brent Lee. "Apologetic and Critical Assumptions about Book of Mormon Historicity.” [Scriptural Studies] Dialogue 26 (3) Fall 1993: 153-184 [p. 164, 176]

Owens, Lance S. “Joseph Smith and Kabbalah: The Occult Connection.” Dialogue 27 (3) Fall 1994: 117-194 [p. 177]

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Thayer, Donlu DeWitt. “Top Kingdom: The Mormon Race for the Celestial Gates.” Dialogue 22 (3) Fall 1989: 12-31 [p. 28]

Smith, Joseph, 1805-1844. The Essential Joseph Smith. Foreword by Marvin S. Hill. Salt Lake City : Signature Books, 1995.

Koltko-Rivera, Mark. “Mormon Psychohistory: Psychological Insights into the Latter-day Saint Past, Present, and Future.” Dialogue 32 (2) Summer 1999: 71-99 [p. 72, 80]

Smith, Joseph, 1805-1844. “The Great Jehovah: Statements from the Prophet Joseph Smith About the Savior of the World.” Ensign 24 (June 1994): 8-9.

Stephenson, Evan. “The Last Battle: C. S. Lewis and Mormonism.” Dialogue 30 (4) Winter 1997: 43-69 [p. 57]

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Smith, Joseph, 1805-1844. “The Jews.” Times and Seasons 3 (February 15, 1842):691 -- (June 1, 1842): 811.

Epperson, Steven. “Jews in the Columns of Joseph’s Times and Seasons.” [Notes and Comments] Dialogue 22 (4) Winter 1989: 135-142 [p. 138-140]

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