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Poetry And The Private Lives: Newspaper Verse On The Mormon Frontier, Maureen Ursenbach Beecher
Poetry And The Private Lives: Newspaper Verse On The Mormon Frontier, Maureen Ursenbach Beecher
BYU Studies Quarterly
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Mormon Bibliography 1984, Scott H. Duvall
Violence And The Gospel: The Teachings Of The Old Testament, The New Testament, And The Book Of Mormon, Edwin Brown Firmage
Violence And The Gospel: The Teachings Of The Old Testament, The New Testament, And The Book Of Mormon, Edwin Brown Firmage
BYU Studies Quarterly
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Mormons And Foreign Policy, Ray C. Hillam, David M. Andrews
Mormons And Foreign Policy, Ray C. Hillam, David M. Andrews
BYU Studies Quarterly
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Fasting And Food, Not Weapons: A Mormon Response To Conflict, Eugene England
Fasting And Food, Not Weapons: A Mormon Response To Conflict, Eugene England
BYU Studies Quarterly
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The Mormon Waldensians, Diane Stokoe
The Mormon Waldensians, Diane Stokoe
Theses and Dissertations
The Waldensians are ancient Protestant Sectarians who have inhabited the Piedmont Region of the Cottian Alps for centuries. They claim to be the oldest Protestant Church in the world. Having survived 700 years of persecution, the Waldensians finally achieved religious liberty in 1848. Two years later Mormon church leader Lorenzo Snow and some other Elders entered the Protestant valleys on a proselyting mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. One hundred-eighty-seven Waldensians were converted to Mormonism. Twenty years later, one-third of these Mormon Waldensians had been excommunicated, one-third had emigrated to Utah and one-third became inactive or …