Item Detail
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30080
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4
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19
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English
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"When I Think of War I Am Sick at Heart" : Latter Day Saint Nonparticipation in World War I
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Journal of Mormon History
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April 2019
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45
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2
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Champaign, IL
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University of Illinois Press; Mormon History Association
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1-22
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This article is about the reluctance and lack of Latter-Day Saints entering into World War I, their relationship with governments, countries, public image, etc.
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A Brief History of the Church of Christ of Latter Day Saints (Commonly Called Mormons)
Anabaptism, the Book of Mormon, and the Peace Church Option
Begging to Be in the Battle : A Mormon Boy in World War I
Defender of the Faith : The B. H. Roberts Story
Eugene England's Theology of Peace
F. Henry Edwards : Articulator for the Church (Makers of Church Thought Series)
Massacre at Mountain Meadows : An American Tragedy
Modern Lysistratas : Mormon Women in the International Peace Movement, 1899-1939
Mormonism in Transition : A History of the Latter-day Saints, 1890-1930
Nels Anderson's World War I Diary
Place the Headstones where They Belong : Thomas Neibaur, WWI Soldier
Scholars, Saints, and Stakeholders : A Forgotten Alternatives Approach to Mormon History
Sheaves, Bucklers, and the State : Mormon Leaders Respond to the Dilemmas of War
The New Mormon History : Revisionist Essays on the Past
The Work of Death : Hugh Nibley as Scholar, Soldier, Peace Activist
Transformation of the Mormon Culture Region
Utah and the Great War : The Beehive State and the World War I Experience
War and Peace in Our Time : Mormon Perspectives
Women of Covenant : The Story of Relief Society