Item Detail
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3263
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14
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14
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English
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Edward Tullidge : Historian of the Mormon Commonwealth
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Journal of Mormon History
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1976
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3
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Salt Lake City, UT
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Mormon History Association
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55-72
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'During the last several decades scholars have suggested that Mormonism, more than a religion, has been a variant and distinctive form of American culture. Their conclusions had an unrecognized precedent. Edward William Tullidge, the Mormons' rebel historian of the nineteenth century, grasped and utilized a similar concept in his five major historical works and in his numerous essays.' (p. 55) Moreover, Tullidge influenced the writing of later LDS history and contributed to the beginning of the Mormon cultural tradition.
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