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Telling the Story of Mormon History

Provo, Utah: The Joseph Fielding Smith Institute of Religious History, 2004, 8.5x11" softbound, 147 pages.

In March 2002, the Smith Institute hosted top Latter-day Saint historians at the "Telling the Story of Mormon History" symposium. This symposium was designed to explore the ways in which Mormon history is presented and the range of purposes it serves. Elder Bruce C. Hafen opened the conference with a keynote address explaining some of the challenges he faced when writing his biography of Elder Neal A. Maxwell, The Story of a Disciple's Life.

Authors contributed to this volume:

Melvin L. Bashore,

Richard C. Bennett,

Davis Bitton,

Susan Eason Black,

Robert H. Briggs,

Doris R. Dant,

Jessie L. Embry,

Alan Goff,

Elder Bruce C. Hafen,

William G. Hartley,

Matthew K. Heiss,

E. Dale LeBaron,

Thomas E. Lyon Jr.,

Carol Cornwall Madsen,

Kahlile B. Mehr,

Steven L. Olsen,

Tally S. Payne,

Steven Sorensen,

Stephen C. Taysom,

Grant Underwood,

and John W. Welch.

Title: Telling the Story of Mormon History

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