Ask any Mormon culture buff about Dialogue, Sunstone, BYU Studies or perhaps the Utah Historical Quarterly and you will get an informed response. But the Charles Redd Monographs in Western History? The odds are […]
[…] Harlow Soderborg Clark, surgically deaf By sheer nerve you’ve gone Van Gogh one better: cut your ear off from your brain, but left it blooming in your hair. You’d auditioned city living just so long—
It is an unusual talent that can write a collection of short stories, transform them into the script of a musical, compose and direct the music (songs and lyrics), and play the accordion, organ, […]
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 […]
[…] marched to the front of the chapel to sing their tribute to mother. The expectant little faces search the congregation anxiously and then break into joyful smiles, sometimes even audible “Hi, Mom’s.” A three-year-old […]
[…] the book wants to be more than a typical mystery. As the author goes through the customary search-out-the-suspects-and-discover-the-murderer formula, she superimposes on this structure a gradual recelation of the relationship that has developed over […]
[…] into private practice and remained active in diplomacy by serving on the American-British Pecuniary Claims Commission. During World War I, he worked in the Army’s provost marshall general headquarters and in the office of […]
[…] academic analysis, however, and it also presents a bibliography that will be extremely useful to students in search of further information. The eleven women featured range from Bethenia Owens-Adair, who, at age forty, left […]
[…] Cactus. Morgan, who had become a particularly good friend, confidant, and advisor to Juanita Brooks, author of the as-yet-unpublished book, explained, On the one hand it is a narrative of her own life—born into […]
[…] problems of reconciling individual moral responsibility with social obligation. The history of Christianity itself documents the endless search for conclusive guidance on political ethics. While no consensus exists among Christians on the appropriate use […]