BYU Studies Quarterly — 40:2
BYU Studies Quarterly — 40:2
- Guest Editors’ Introduction 40:2 Richard L. Jensen, Jed L. Woodworth
– pg.6
Introduction
- Father Brigham in His Western Canaan John K. Carmack
– pg.13
- “A Man of God and a Good Kind Father”: Brigham Young at Home Dean C. Jessee
– pg.23
- The Lion and the Lioness: Brigham Young and Eliza R. Snow Jill Mulvay Derr
– pg.54
- “Cows to Milk Instead of Novels to Read”: Brigham Young, Novel Reading, and Kingdom Building Richard H. Cracroft
– pg.102
- Of Men and Mantles: Kierkegaard on the Difference between a Genius and an Apostle John S. Tanner
– pg.149
- The Environmental Ethics of Mormon Belief George B. Handley
– pg.187
Articles
- Destination Mark D. Bennion
– pg.132
- Santa Anas R. A. Christmas
– pg.180
- The Garden Ellen Gregory
– pg.212
- In the Loge Marilyn Bushman-Carlton
– pg.220
- Late Gardens Dixie L. Partridge
– pg.222
Poetry
- Vernal Equinox Brett Walker
– pg.181
- Irony and Grace Frederick M. Gedicks
– pg.213
Essays
- Brigham Young and the Mission of Mormonism Jed L. Woodworth
– pg.9
- Leopold Bierwirth’s Impressions of Brigham Young and the Mormons, 1872 Donald Q. Cannon
– pg.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
– pg.165
Documents
- Four books on religious freedom in American history Eric A. Eliason
– pg.230
