Item Detail
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8724
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English
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To Transform History : Early Mormon Culture and the Concept of Time and Space
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Church History
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March 1971
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40
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1
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Cambridge University Press
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108-17
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Traces the beliefs of Joseph Smith (1805-44) and early Mormonism with respect to time, space, and man's history in his world.
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