Jonathan Hughes has written a spritely book about those men, the vital few in American history, who have had a major impact on our economic growth. Brigham Young is selected as one of them. […]
[…] your faith that you might stand in sorrow at that last abuse as high above a puzzled world a wooden wraith was raised to meet some deep excuse? No doubt it is as said: […]
The history of Mormonism and of early Utah as the two merge after 1847 has customarily featured ecclesiastical and political leaders, leaving others who played significant roles on the fighting front of westward […]
The publishers of The Valley of Tomorrow and Strangers on Earth are moving to fill a very real need for suitable reading for young adults. Most books for younger readers are appropriate for […]
[…] is thus forced to assume many things about his subject (for example, the intellectual climate of her English home), such assumptions not necessarily being bald fiction but of so general a nature that Mary […]
This is a very disturbing film. Members of the Church ought to be warned to avoid it and to keep their children away from it. Its philosophy is “loaded”! It assumes that the immoral […]
One general statement can be made about the Mormon novels published since 1940: they are as varied as the attitudes about Mormonism and the philosophies about literature. There are books which pretend to be […]
How things really are we would like to know. Does Time flow, or is it atomized in instants hammered around the clock’s face?
A landscape lies under the open sky . . . (Open? The sky’s the limit, the daylight veil over the illimitable, withdrawn for revelation from the darkness beyond of Adam’s first—and longest—nightmare trying to […]