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Mormon Historical Studies Articles “Long Shall His Blood . . . Stain Illinois”: Carthage Jail in Mormon Memory - by Brian Q. Cannon The Haun’s Mill Massacre and the Extermination Order of Missouri Governor Lilburn W. Boggs - by Alexander L. Baugh James Adams of Springfield, Illinois: The Link between Abraham Lincoln and Joseph Smith - by Susan Easton Black “We Know No North, No South, No East, No West”: Mormon Interpretations of the Civil War, 1861–1865 - by Richard E. Bennett The Beginnings of the First LDS Institute of Religion at Moscow, Idaho - Dennis A. Wright Historic Sites “Old 42”: The British and European Mission Headquarters in Liverpool, England, 1855–1904 - by Ronald G. Watt and Kenneth W. Godfrey The Fate of the LDS East German Mission Home in World War II - by Roger P. Minert Conversations with Historians The Gentleman Historian: A Conversation with Larry C. Porter - Interview by Kyle R. Walker Remarks Wilford C. Wood - President Thomas S. Monson Photographic Essay A Man of Vision and Determination: Essay and Tribute to Wilford C. Wood - by Kenneth R. Mays Documents “It is Thought They Will be Shot on the Grounds”: A Letter from Missourian Josiah Hendrick During the Mormon-Missouri Conflict - by Kyle R. Walker The Complete Record of the Nauvoo Library and Literary Institute - by Christopher C. Jones Book Reviews People of Paradox: A History of Mormon Culture 207 by Terryl L. Givens - Reviewed by Jed Woodworth Joseph Smith, Jr.: Reappraisals after Two Centuries, Reid L. Neilson and Terryl L. Givens, eds. - Reviewed by Matthew Bowman Dreams, Myths, & Reality: Utah and the American West, William Thomas Allison and Susan J. Matt, eds. - Reviewed by Jedediah S. Rogers |
