Journal of Mormon History
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TANNER LECTURE
What the Mormon Cultural Landscape Can Teach Us
Dell Upton
ARTICLES
"Out of the Mists of Memory" Remembering Joseph Smith in Vermont
Keith A. Erekson
Reconstructing the Y-Chromosome of Joseph Smith Jr.: Genealogical Applicati=
ons
Ugo A. Perego, Natalie M. Myers, and Scott R. Woodward
Popular Mormon Millennialism in Nineteenth-Century Britain
Malcolm R. Thorp
King Follett: the Man Behind the Discourse
Joann Follett Mortensen
The Waldensian Valleys: Seeking "Primitive Christianity," in Italy
Michael W. Homer
"A Continual War, Not of Arguments, but of Bread and Cheese":
Opening the First LDS Mission in Italy, 1849-1867
James A. Toronto
REVIEWS
Founding Fort Utah: Provo's Native Inhabitants, Early Explorers, and
First Year of Settlement
by D. Robert Carter,
Ronald O. Barney
Historical Topography: A New Look at Old Sites on Mountain Meadows
by Morris A. Shirts and Frances Anne Smeath
Robert H. Briggs
An Insider's View of Mormon Origins by Grant H. Palmer,
Richard C. Russell
The Sum of Our Past: Revisiting Pioneer Women by Judy Busk,
Laura Compton
Standing on the Promises: (three volumes) by Margaret Blair Young and
Darius Aidan Gray,
Linda Thatcher
Black and Mormon
by Newell G. Bringhurst and Darron T. Smith
Stirling Adams
Eliza Maria Partridge Journal by Scott H. Partridge, editor,
Edward Leo Lyman
Believing History: Latter-day Saint Essays by Richard Lyman Bushman,
Newell G. Bringhurst
Five Hundred Wagons Stood Still: Mormon Battalion Wives, by Shirley N. Mayn=
es,
Todd Compton
Religion in the Modern American West by Ferenc Morton Szasz,
Philip Barlow
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