Thomas G. Alexander
THOMAS G. ALEXANDER is professor of history and director of the Charles Redd Center for Western Studies at Brigham Young University
Federal Authority Versus Polygamic Theocracy: James B. McKean and the Mormons, 1870-1875
Articles/Essays – Volume 1, No. 3
An Ambiguous Heritage: Prophets, Principles and National Survival by Jerrold L. Newquist
Articles/Essays – Volume 2, No. 3
Reed Smoot, The L.D.S. Church and Progressive Legislation, 1903-1933
Articles/Essays – Volume 7, No. 1
“To Maintain Harmony”: Adjusting to External and Internal Stress 1890-1930
Articles/Essays – Volume 15, No. 4
An Approach to the Mormon Past: Mormonism and the American Experience by Klaus J. Hansen
Articles/Essays – Volume 16, No. 4
The Intellectual in the Service of the Faith?: The Pursuit of Understanding
Articles/Essays – Volume 18, No. 1
Substantial, Important, Brilliant: Mormonism: The Story of a New Religious Tradition by Jan Shipps
Articles/Essays – Volume 18, No. 4
Historiography and the New Mormon History: A Historian’s Perspective
Articles/Essays – Volume 19, No. 3
B.H. Roberts and the Book of Mormon: Studies of the Book of Mormon
Articles/Essays – Volume 19, No. 4
A Valuable Addition to the Literature: Church, State, and Politics: The Diaries of John Henry Smith
Articles/Essays – Volume 25, No. 1
Learn from the Stories, Pity the Prejudice: Mormons in Transition by Leslie Reynolds
Articles/Essays – Volume 30, No. 3
Multi-Faceted and Extraordinarily Capable: In the World: The Diaries of Reed Smoot edited by Harvard S. Heath
Articles/Essays – Volume 31, No. 4