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Full-Text Articles in Religion
B.H. Roberts: A Biography Robert H. Malan, Kenneth W. Godfrey
B.H. Roberts: A Biography Robert H. Malan, Kenneth W. Godfrey
BYU Studies
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Innocence, Naomi Ruth Peterson
The Mantle Of The Prophet And Other Plays Clinton F. Larson, Carlton Culmsee
The Mantle Of The Prophet And Other Plays Clinton F. Larson, Carlton Culmsee
BYU Studies
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Introductory Pages, Byu Studies
Orrin Porter Rockwell: Man Of God, Son Of Thunder Harold Schindler, Thomas G. Alexander
Orrin Porter Rockwell: Man Of God, Son Of Thunder Harold Schindler, Thomas G. Alexander
BYU Studies
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Charles The Bold, De Lamar Jensen
Charles The Bold, De Lamar Jensen
BYU Studies
Brigham Young University history professor De Lamar Jensen lived in France in 1965, when this essay was written. Jensen gives a brief sketch of Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy, who craved a loftier title and a united empire stretching from the Mediterranean to the North Sea, encompassing France and Germany. Fearless and power hungry, Charles the Bold lacked diplomacy. He angered his European neighbors and suffered defeat at their hands. The author daringly asserts that Charles the Bold and Charles de Gaulle have much in common, including ambition, policies, and obstinacy. Jensen concludes that de Gaulle would benefit from …
The Squirrel, Glen E. Robertson
Reformation, Charis Southwell
Index, Volume Vii, Byu Studies
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Communist Party Memberships And Positions In The Communist World, Byu Studies
Communist Party Memberships And Positions In The Communist World, Byu Studies
BYU Studies
Using data first published by the House of Representatives Committee on Foreign Affairs in 1965, one chart lists the membership of the communist party in communist countries (Albania, Bulgaria, China, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, North Korea, Mongolia, Poland, Romania, USSR, North Vietnam, and Yugoslavia) and whether they affiliated with China or the USSR. A second chart lists estimated numbers of Communists in free countries around the world and shows whether the majority of Communist party members in each country sympathized with China or the Soviet Union. According to this data, the noncommunist country with the fewest Communist party members was …
Introductory Pages, Byu Studies
The Fifth Princess, Jeannette Morrell
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Commentary On The Pearl Of Great Price George Reynolds And Janne M. Sjodahl, James R. Clark
Commentary On The Pearl Of Great Price George Reynolds And Janne M. Sjodahl, James R. Clark
BYU Studies
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The Pair Of Japanese Bronze Lanterns At Brigham Young University, Schuyler Cammann
The Pair Of Japanese Bronze Lanterns At Brigham Young University, Schuyler Cammann
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Two bronze Japanese lanterns, or kane doro, acquired by Brigham Young University date to 1716 and originally were placed in a courtyard of a mausoleum of a member of a noble family in Japan. The author describes the lanterns and their symbolic meaning.
Late On Father's Day, Marden J. Clark
Asian Research Institute Personnel, Byu Studies
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The Newly Established Asian Research Institute, Byu Studies
The Newly Established Asian Research Institute, Byu Studies
BYU Studies
From increased interest in Asia and its problems has come to newly organized Asian Research Institute at Brigham Young University. The Institute recognizes the imperative need for countries of the West to gain a more realistic understanding of Asia and its cultures. Recommended by the University Administration, the Institute was approved recently by the Board of Trustees and will begin its activities at once under the direction of Dr. Lee W. Farnsworth, specialist in Asian studies. Members of the Executive Committee of the Institute are: Lee w. Farnsworth, Ray C. Hillam, Russell N. Horiuchi, Wesley P. Lloyd, Paul V. Hyer …
Introductory Pages, Byu Studies
China And Japan: An Analysis Of Conflict, Lee W. Farnsworth
China And Japan: An Analysis Of Conflict, Lee W. Farnsworth
BYU Studies
In analyzing the conflict between China and Japan in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the author asserts that the conflict resulted from a series of incidents. The article gives a brief overview of China and Japan's relations with each other and with Western powers, such as American's Open Door policy. By examining this conflict, the author hopes that he can bring to light principles and concepts that will lead to international cooperation.
Index, Volume Vi, Byu Studies
Introductory Pages, Byu Studies
His Wonders To Perform, Douglas H. Thayer
His Wonders To Perform, Douglas H. Thayer
BYU Studies
This short story, told from the perspective of a young boy in Utah, describes the efforts of a Latter-day Saint woman in sharing her faith with a neighbor.