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Format: XVI, 545 S. , Ill. , 25 cm

ISBN: 9780195397734

Content: "Brigham Young and Thomas L. Kane first met on the plains of western Iowa in 1846 The Mormon prophet and the Philadelphia reformer would go on to exchange more than one hundred letters over the next three decades. This annotated collection of their correspondence reveals a great deal about these two remarkable men, while also providing crucial insight into nineteenth-century Mormonism and the historical moment in which the movement developed. Until his death in 1877, Young guided the religious, economic, and political life of the Mormon community, whose settlements spread throughout the West and provoked a profound political, legal, and even military confrontation with the American nation. Young relied on Kane, 21 years his junior, as his most trusted outside adviser, making Kane the most important non-Mormon in the history of the Church. In return, no one influenced the direction of Kane's life more than Young. The surviving letters offer crucial insights into Young's personal life and views as well as his actions as a political and religious leader. The correspondence reveals the strategies of the Latter-day Saints in relating to American culture and government during these crucial years when the "Mormon Question" was a major political, cultural, and legal issue. The letters also shed important light on the largely forgotten "Utah War" of 1857-58, triggered when President James Buchanan dispatched a military expedition to ensure federal supremacy in Utah and replace Young with a non-Mormon governor. The Prophet and the Reformer offers a complete reproduction of the exchange between Young and Kane, and provides an introduction to each letter that contextualizes and analyzes it"..

Note: Includes bibliographical references and index

Language: English

URL: Inhaltsverzeichnis

Author information: Young, Brigham 1801-1877

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Format: Online-Ressource (569 p)

ISBN: 9780195397734

Content: Until his death in 1877, Brigham Young guided the religious, economic, and political life of the Mormon community, whose settlements spread throughout the West and provoked a profound political, legal, and even military confrontation with the American nation. Young first met Thomas L. Kane on the plains of western Iowa in 1846. Young came to rely on Kane, 21 years his junior, as his most trusted outside adviser, making Kane the most important non-Mormon in the history of the Church. In return, no one influenced the direction of Kane's life more than Young. The letters exchanged by the two offe

Note: Description based upon print version of record , Cover; The Prophet and the Reformer; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Abbreviations Used in Notes; Editorial Method/Transcription Symbols; Introduction; 1 Young to Kane, August 2, 1846; 2 Kane to Young, September 10, 1846; 3 Kane to Young, September 22, 1846; 4 Kane to Young, November 5, 1846; 5 Kane to Young or Willard Richards, December 2, 1846; 6 Young and Willard Richards to Kane, December 6, 1847; 7 Kane to Young, December 9, 1847; 8 Young to Kane, February 9, 1848; 9 Kane to Young, March 14, 1848; 10 Young to Kane, May 9, 1848; 11 Young to Kane, October 20, 1849 , 12 Kane to Young, July 11, 185013 Kane to Young, September 24, 1850; 14 Kane to Young, February 19, 1851; 15 Kane to Young, February 21, 1851; 16 Kane to Young, April 7, 1851; 17 Kane to Young, April 7, 1851; 18 Kane to Young, Heber C. Kimball, and Willard Richards, July 29, 1851; 19 Young, Heber C. Kimball, and Willard Richards to Kane, September 15, 1851; 20 Young to Kane, May 29, 1852; 21 Kane to Young, October 17, 1852; 22 Young to Kane, May 20, 1853; 23 Kane to Young, July 18, 1853; 24 Young to Kane, January 31, 1854; 25 Kane to Young, April 28, 1854; 26 Young to Kane, June 29, 1854 , 27 Young to Kane, October 30, 185428 Kane to Young, January 5, 1855; 29 Kane to Young, July 10, 1855; 30 Young to Kane, September 30, 1855; 31 Young to Kane, April 14, 1856; 32 Young to Kane, January 7, 1857; 33 Young to Kane, January 31, 1857; 34 Kane to Young, circa March 1857; 35 Kane to Young, May 21, 1857; 36 Young to Kane, June 29, 1857; 37 Young to Kane, September 12, 1857; 38 Kane to Young, February 17, 1858; 39 Kane to Young, February 25, 1858; 40 Young to Kane, February 25, 1858; 41 Young to Kane, March 9, 1858; 42 Kane to Young, ca. March 16, 1858; 43 Young to Kane, April 17, 1858 , 44 Young to Kane, May 8, 185845 Young to Kane, May 12, 1858; 46 Kane to Young, July 5, 1858; 47 Kane to Young, July 18, 1858; 48 Young to Kane, August 6, 1858; 49 Kane to Young, August 25, 1858; 50 Young to Kane, September 1, 1858; 51 Young to Kane, September 10, 1858; 52 Young to Kane, October 22, 1858; 53 Young to Kane, October 29, 1858; 54 Young to Kane, November 22, 1858; 55 Young to Kane, January 14, 1859; 56 Young to Kane, May 3, 1859; 57 Kane to Young, July 24, 1859; 58 Young to Kane, September 17, 1859; 59 Young to Kane, December 15, 1859; 60 Young to Kane, March 22, 1860 , 61 Kane to Young, April 25, 186062 Young to Kane, April 26, 1860; 63 Kane to Young, August 15, 1860; 64 Young to Kane, September 27, 1860; 65 Young to Kane, September 21, 1861; 66 Kane to Young, November 23, 1861; 67 Young to Kane, April 29, 1864; 68 Young to Kane, April 15, 1866; 69 Young to Kane, November 9, 1867; 70 Kane to Young, May 4, 1869; 71 Kane to Young, October 13, 1869; 72 Young to Kane, October 15, 1869; 73 Young to Kane, October 26, 1869; 74 Young to Kane, February 14, 1870; 75 Kane to Young, March 20, 1870; 76 Kane to Young, June 18, 1870; 77 Young to Kane, August 16, 1870 , 78 Young to Kane, April 16, 1871

Additional Edition: ISBN 9780199875443

Additional Edition: ISBN 9780195397734

Additional Edition: Print version The Prophet and the Reformer: The Letters of Brigham Young and Thomas L. Kane

Language: English

Keywords: Electronic books

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