Mormon Historical Studies Fall 2005 $15.00

Mormon Historical Studies
Volume 6, Number 2
Fall 2005

This issue of Mormon Historical Studies is centered around the Prophet Joseph Smith. Listed below are the articles in this issue:

Articles:

The Early Smiths of Topsfield by Joseph Fielding McConkie

The Birthplace Home of Joseph Smith Jr. by T. Michael Smith, Kirk B. Henrichsen, and Donald L. Enders

From Missionary Resort to Memorial Farm: Commemoration and Capitalism at the Birthplace of Joseph Smith, 1905-1925 by Keith A. Erekson

"That Most Important of All Books": A Printing History of The Book of Mormon by David J. Whitaker

Joseph Smith and the Revelations: From Manuscripts to Publication by Robert J. Woodford

Joseph Smith Period Clothing: The 2005 Brigham Young University Exhibit by Carma de Jong Anderson

"To Lay in Yonder Tomb": The Tomb and Burial of Joseph Smith by Joseph D. Johnstun

Conversation with Historians:

From the Farm to the Classroom: An Interview with Kenneth W. Godfrey by Matthew C. Godfrey

Document:

Journalist Edmund Flagg's "Nauvoo Essay": A Narrative Based on 1840 and 1844 Visits to Nauvoo and an Interview with Joseph Smith by William G. Hartley

Historic Sites:

Joseph Smith's Topsfield Ancestors Commemorated by Kim R. WIlson

Joseph Smith, Now Cast in Bronze, Returns to New York City by Claudia L. Bushman

Book Reviews:

Joseph Smith: Rouch Stone Rolling, A Cultural Biography of Mormonism's Founder by Richard Lyman Bushman Reviewed Thomas G. Alexander

Joseph Smith's America: His Life and Times by Chad M. Orton and William W. Slaughter Reviewed Brian Q. Cannon