Volume 46:1 (2007) Print
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BYU Studies volume 46, number 1, offers articles that include George S. Tate’s thoughts to find deeper meaning of D&C Section 138 as well as three poems and an essay by Partridge that demonstrate her skill as a poet and writer. Research on the “Mormon outmigration”—the migration of young Latter-day Saints from the western United States to other areas of the country—is shared by G. Wesley Johnson and Marian Ashby Johnson. Fred Woods gives context and analysis to a letter written to Brigham Young pleading to be remembered on the rolls of the Church by LDS convert Agnes O’Neal.
BYU Studies volume 46, number 1, offers articles that include George S. Tate’s thoughts to find deeper meaning of D&C Section 138 as well as three poems and an essay by Partridge that demonstrate her skill as a poet and writer. Research on the “Mormon outmigration”—the migration of young Latter-day Saints from the western United States to other areas of the country—is shared by G. Wesley Johnson and Marian Ashby Johnson. Fred Woods gives context and analysis to a letter written to Brigham Young pleading to be remembered on the rolls of the Church by LDS convert Agnes O’Neal.
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| Weight | 12 oz |
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| Dimensions | 9 × 6 × .5 in |
ISSN 2167-8472 (print); ISSN 2167-8480 (online)
