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The Sheriff Of Powder River, David D. Geddes
The Sheriff Of Powder River, David D. Geddes
BYU Studies
This short story tells about a cantankerous sheriff in eastern Oregon from the perspective of his grandson.
What Is History? Edward Hallett Carr, De Lamar Jensen
What Is History? Edward Hallett Carr, De Lamar Jensen
BYU Studies
No abstract provided.
Introductory Pages, Byu Studies
The Real Thing In James's “The Real Thing”, Kenneth Bernard
The Real Thing In James's “The Real Thing”, Kenneth Bernard
BYU Studies
This article examines a popular interpretation of Henry James's short story "The Real Thing" and explains that what matters most in a truly artistic work is the artist's compassion.
Brigham Young's Ideal Society: The Kingdom Of God, J. Keith Melville
Brigham Young's Ideal Society: The Kingdom Of God, J. Keith Melville
BYU Studies
Brigham Young (1801-1877), second president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Later-day Saints, encouraged early Church members to build up the Kingdom of God. Unlike other Christians, Young and the Latter-day Saints believed that the Kingdom of God was temporal, not just spiritual. The article outlines the traits of the Kingdom's government and society and asserts that the faith of the Latter-day Saints and their leader caused them to labor to make their Utopia a reality.
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Allied Strategy In World War Ii: The Churchill Era, 1942-1943, De Lamar Jensen
Allied Strategy In World War Ii: The Churchill Era, 1942-1943, De Lamar Jensen
BYU Studies
This article closely studies the predominantly British military strategy of the Allied forces in 1942 and 1943. It examines the characteristics of, the reasons behind, and the consequences of these strategies, as well as the reasons why the policies changed in the latter part of 1943. Shortly after the attack at Pearl Harbor, Churchill met with the Americans to determine how to proceed. Although the Americans favored a direct invasion of German-occupied Europe, and the Russians desired a second European front, Churchill and the British wanted to focus on Italy and the Mediterranean as a means to find Europe's "soft …
Theoremes Spirituels, A Poem By Jean De La Cepp, Clinton F. Larson
Theoremes Spirituels, A Poem By Jean De La Cepp, Clinton F. Larson
BYU Studies
No abstract provided.
Introductory Pages, Byu Studies
Theoremes Spirituels, A Poem By Jean De La Cepp, Clinton F. Larson
Theoremes Spirituels, A Poem By Jean De La Cepp, Clinton F. Larson
BYU Studies
No abstract provided.
Broken Ice, Winona F. Thomas
Broken Ice, Winona F. Thomas
BYU Studies
A fictional short story about the relationship between a little girl and her grandfather.
Theoremes Spirituels, A Poem By Jean De La Cepp, Clinton F. Larson
Theoremes Spirituels, A Poem By Jean De La Cepp, Clinton F. Larson
BYU Studies
No abstract provided.
New Address, Carma De Jong Anderson
Theoremes Spirituels, A Poem By Jean De La Cepp, Clinton F. Larson
Theoremes Spirituels, A Poem By Jean De La Cepp, Clinton F. Larson
BYU Studies
No abstract provided.
Late On Mother's Day, Marden J. Clark
What Is The Proper Role Of The Latter-Day Saint With Respect To The Constitution?, John T. Bernhard, Mark W. Cannon, Richard L. Bushman, Quinn G. Mckay, Richard Bitner Wirthlin, Garth L. Mangum
What Is The Proper Role Of The Latter-Day Saint With Respect To The Constitution?, John T. Bernhard, Mark W. Cannon, Richard L. Bushman, Quinn G. Mckay, Richard Bitner Wirthlin, Garth L. Mangum
BYU Studies
A panel discussion held at Brigham Young University in February 1962 discussed the importance of the U.S. Constitution to members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The five participants covered topics such as the preservation of liberty, the LDS belief that the Constitution is divinely inspired, the question of whether church members' political beliefs would affect their standing in the church, and the role of the government in the American economy.
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Introductory Pages, Byu Studies
Boy On A Bus, Arta Ballif
Boy On A Bus, Arta Ballif
BYU Studies
The narrator of this short story observes people interacting with a young blind boy on a bus. The difficulties of his life are eased when he and his mother laugh.
Leonardo Da Vinci--Pioneer Geologist, Daniel J. Jones
Leonardo Da Vinci--Pioneer Geologist, Daniel J. Jones
BYU Studies
Although Leonardo da Vinci's accomplishments in art, medicine, and engineering are well known, his insights into geology are not. This article seeks to bring attention to principles of geology that, widely recognized today, were first articulated by da Vinci in his manuscripts. His writings about fossils, water and erosion, and internal earth forces constitute an important and relatively unknown contribution to earth science.
Introductory Pages, Byu Studies
Home, Kathryn Alley
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October, Ramon Jimenez
Introductory Pages, Byu Studies
Exorcism, Carol Lynn Wright
The Climate Of Singing, Bessie F. Collins
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