BYU Studies - 40:2

Introduction

Guest Editors’ Introduction [40:2]

Richard L. Jensen and Jed L. Woodworth

Page 6

Articles

Father Brigham in His Western Canaan

John K. Carmack

Page 13

“A Man of God and a Good Kind Father”: Brigham Young at Home

Dean C. Jessee

Page 23

The Lion and the Lioness: Brigham Young and Eliza R. Snow

Jill C. Mulvay Derr

Page 54

“Cows to Milk Instead of Novels to Read”: Brigham Young, Novel Reading, and Kingdom Building

Richard H. Cracroft

Page 102

Of Men and Mantles: Kierkegaard on the Difference between a Genius and an Apostle

John S. Tanner

Page 149

The Environmental Ethics of Mormon Belief

George B. Handley

Page 187

Documents

Brigham Young and the Mission of Mormonism

Jed L. Woodworth

Page 9

Leopold Bierwirth’s Impressions of Brigham Young and the Mormons, 1872

Donald Q. Cannon

Page 133

“A Man That You Could Not Help Likeing”: Joseph Smith and Nauvoo, Illinois, Portrayed in a Letter by Susannah and George W. Taggart

Ronald O. Barney

Page 165

Essays

Vernal Equinox

Brett Walker

Page 181

Irony and Grace

Frederick M. Gedicks

Page 213

Poetry

Destination

Mark D. Bennion

Page 132

Santa Anas

R. A. Christmas

Page 180

The Garden

Ellen Gregory

Page 212

In the Loge

Marilyn Bushman-Carlton

Page 220

Late Gardens

Dixie L. Partridge

Page 222

Reviews

Popol Vuh: The Mystic Sections—Tales of First Beginnings from the Ancient K'iche'-Maya

John S. Robertson

Page 223

Mormon Healer and Folk Poet: Mary Susannah Fowler’s Life of “Unselfish Usefulness”

Kristi A. Bell

Page 226

Book Notices

Four books on religious freedom in American history

Eric A. Eliason

Page 230

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