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Journal Article

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Stott, G. St. John

A Conjectural Reading of The Book of Mormon

Forum for Modern Language Studies

2006

42

4

New York, NY

Oxford University Press

2006

447-458

This article claims that, although the Book of Mormon provides an explanation for American Indian origins, it "was primarily concerned with defining the factors underlying social progress, not the historical events that made such progress possible." [Author]

https://academic-oup-com.erl.lib.byu.edu/fmls/article/42/4/447/606490

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