More great stuff, March and April 2008:
Posts You Might Have Missed From January-February 2008
Directions to the Steed Farm Please
Mormon Responses to Darwin, 1859-1933
Phil Barlow on the Historical Task
A Review of “Nobody Knows: The Untold Story of Black Mormons”
Richard Bushman on Rough Stone Rolling and the Intellectual Prospects for Mormonism
A Strange Mode of Translation; Or, Who Needs Seer Stones?
Mike Masaoka and the Mormon Process of Americanization
Notes on UVSC’s Mormon Studies Conference, Part 1 and Part 2
The Gill-ites and the Second Coming
The Historian’s Craft: A Call For Understanding
Book Review: House of Mourning, A Biocultural History of the Mountain Meadows Massacre
Margaret Young on the Nobody Knows Interview That Never Was
Theoretically Speaking About Mormon History
Matt B. on the Challenge of Inoculation
Is There A Method To The Historian’s Madness?
Book Review: Millions Shall Know Brother Joseph Again (The Joseph Smith Photo Book) Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.
Teaching About Racism (And the Priesthood Ban) In Sacrament Meeting
Are Believing Historians at a Disadvantage?
“Those People are not Mormons”: Holiness Christians and Mistaken Identity in the American South
Richard Bushman’s Lecture at Benchmark Books
The New New Mormon History: A Response Read at MHA May 24, 2008
Well, Did Joseph Use a Hat During the Translation, or Didn’t He?
Marginal Dialogues: The BH Roberts Memorial Library (Part 1)
Marginal Dialogues: The BH ROberts Memorial Library (Part 2) Ok, so this was posted in June, but I had to keep them together!
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