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Joseph Smith and the Beginnings of Mormonism
"Resulting from many years of careful research and reflections, this book will stand for decades as a major contribution in the field. . . . In this positive and basically sympathetic chronicle, Bushman sheds light on what characterized early Mormons, how they resembled contemporary religious groups, and how they were unique. His sensitive treatment will benefit students of many disciplines, and his religious exegesis will aid readers further because it avoids both rancor and special pleading. Recommended for undergraduates (all levels), graduate students, and general readers." --Choice Title: Joseph Smith and the Beginnings of Mormonism Your Price: Only $14.40
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Richard L. Bushman, Urbana: University of Illinois Press, Reprint Edition, 1988, 6x9" softbound, 272 pages.