With his call as official LDS Church Historian in 1972, Leonard J. Arrington was given a mandate to professionalize its historical publications. Arrington’s team was prolific and its output impressive, but before long, they encountered opposition from a few members of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles and church bureaucrats. Signature Books’s long awaited, 2,600-page …
Speaker: Thomas G. Alexander
LOWELL BENNION’S PLACE IN THE MORMON INTELLECTUAL TRADITION
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