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Journal Article

English

Hildreth, Steven A.

The First Presidency Statement on MX in Perspective

BYU Studies

Spring 1982

22

1982

215-25

This is an impressionistic and superficial view of Mormon attitudes towards war, emphasizing pacifistic views.

http://byustudies.byu.edu/showTitle.aspx?title=76

Politics, U.S., 20th century
MX missile controversy
U.S. government, relations with, 20th century
War, nuclear age
War, Mormon attitudes toward

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