Other lecturers in the collection include Richard L. Bushman ("Making Space for the Mormons"); Richard E. Bennett ("My Idea Is to Go Right Through Right Side Up With Care: The Exodus as Reformation"); Howard R. Lamar ("The Theater in Mormon Life and Culture"); Claudia L. Bushman ("Mormon Domestic Life in the 1870s").

Kenneth Godfrey ("The Importance of the Temple in Understanding the Latter-day Saint Nauvoo Experience Then and Now"); Jan Shipps ("Signifying Sainthood"); Donald Worster ("Encountering Mormon Country"); Laurel Thatcher Ulrich ("Rachel's Death: How Memory Challenges History"); and Ross Peterson ("I Didn't Want to Leave the House, but He Compelled Me To: A Personal Examination of a Mormon Family").

Each of these lectures makes a profound and interesting contribution to the study of Mormon history and will be of special interest to all Mormon historians as well as the numerous Mormon history "buffs" who read and write about the Mormon culture.

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