BYU Studies Quarterly — 19:2
Introduction
Articles
- “They Might Have Known That He Was Not a Fallen Prophet”—The Nauvoo Journal of Joseph Fielding
Andrew F. Ehat – pg.133
- Joseph Smith and Legal Process: In the Wake of the Steamboat Nauvoo
Dallin H. Oaks and Joseph I. Bentley – pg.167
- The Jonathan Browning Site: An Example of Archaeology for Restoration in Nauvoo, Illinois
Dale L. Berge – pg.201
Poetry
Book Notices
- “They Might Have Known That He Was Not a Fallen Prophet”—The Nauvoo Journal of Joseph Fielding
Andrew F. Ehat
– pg.133
- Joseph Smith and Legal Process: In the Wake of the Steamboat Nauvoo
Dallin H. Oaks and Joseph I. Bentley
– pg.167
- A Letter From Phoebe Carter Woodruff to Mama
Linda M. Sheffield
– pg.200
- The Jonathan Browning Site: An Example of Archaeology for Restoration in Nauvoo, Illinois
Dale L. Berge
– pg.201
- Life in Nauvoo, June 1844: Vilate Kimball’s Martyrdom Letters
Ronald K. Esplin
– pg.231
- The Account Books of the Amos Davis Store at Commerce, Illinois
T. Edgar Lyon
– pg.241
- Wilson Law: A Sidelight on the Expositor Incident
Steven G. Barnett
– pg.244
- James Arlington Bennet and the Mormons
Lyndon W. Cook
– pg.247
- Pioneers—The Lace-Maker
Sally T. Taylor
– pg.250
- The Expanding Church
Truman G. Madsen
– pg.251
- History as a Tool in Critical Interpretation: A Symposium
Marden J. Clark
– pg.253
