[…] in the life of Emma Smith, one purpose for historical writing is to illuminate the past in order for the present to understand. It hasn’t been done here. Emma: The Dramatic Biography of Emma […]
[…] problems with this argument in both design and presentation. I will review some of them in ascending order of probable irritability to many Mormon readers, and as they are placed in historical time. Leone’s […]
[…] — the closest thing to socialism ever tried in this country which Roberts compared to the United Order. My final objection is the handling of references. There are far too many important points for […]
Dialogue 14.1 (Spring 1981): 65–73 I believe there is a connection between theway influential supporters of the amendment think about equality and abor-tion, and I believe that the drive for a particular definition of […]
[…] for not keeping the “commandments concerning his children” and had been admonished to set his house in order.[18] It is under standable, then, that part of his conception of the millennium included a vision […]
Dialogue 14.1 (Spring 1981): 9–19 Anderson shares how temple architecture changed starting with the Salt Lake Temple.
[…] all the world (D&C 107:23), his aim is to reach as wide an audience as possible, in order to testify of Christ in plainness; therefore it is not his purpose to address many of […]
[…] moving into a long stride. “Let’s catch up and meet them,” he said, shifting her quickly in order to pass a couple who had stopped, right in the middle of the sidewalk, for a […]
The following is excerpted from a longer interview conducted by Shirley E. Stephenson as part of the Oral History Program at California State University at Fullerton, November 30, 1975.
1936. Sonia Harris is born on the Waushakie Indian Reservation near Malad, Idaho. 1948. She moves with her family to Logan, Utah, where she graduates from high school, works in a bank for one […]