[…] of the final resolution is in my files. It was more or less fully described in the news media (e.g. San Francisco Examiner, July 2, 1965, p. 6). [22] See Mr. Udall’s letter to […]
[…] are often of high quality, with substantial intellectual content. Second, editors of and writers for The Deseret News, Latter-day Saints’ Millennial Star, The Seer, The Frontier Guardian, The Mormon, and other publications of the […]
[…] 575-588. Prelutsky, Burt. “Cute, Cuddly, Courteous and Worth Millions: Donny and Marie Osmond’s TV Success is the Latest Chapter in a Unique Family Saga.” TV Guide 24 (August 7, 1976): 16-18, 20. Stowe, Leland. […]
[…] most recent instance, inversely proportionate to the publicity with which they are heralded. One newspaper headlined this latest episode, “BOOK OF MORMON’S AUTHENTICITY DOUBTED BY HANDWRITING EXPERTS.” More aptly the title could have been, […]
[…] Reynolds, 1 Utah 319 (1876) for the entire record. [22] See “Charge to the Jury,” Deseret Evening News, December 10, 1875, for the full account. [23] 98 U.S. 145 (1879). [24] See C. Peter […]
[…] 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 […]
[…] of numerous international organizations. Perhaps such regional associations of states as the European Economic Community, Organization of American States, Organization of African Unity, Association of South East Asian Nations, and especially the almost universal […]
[…] general authorities have been stereotyped as senile, unresponsive, dishonest, sexist, even diabolically conspiratorial. Letters to the Deseret News and BYU Daily Universe are a constantly embarrassing revelation of the aggressive prejudice of some Mormons, […]
[…] marriage. After we’d taught the first two principles of the first discussion, they changed the conversation to American food. Did we eat “gamboorgeers and cheeps”? When we left, Vladim walked us home! August 20,1996 […]
[…] We went to the University of Utah to listen to Harold Bloom preview his forthcoming book, The American Religion. Bloom said Joseph Smith’s “religious genius” enabled him to cut through Christianity and on back […]