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Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling Richard Lyman Bushman
Publisher: Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group

I've called this book the “sequel” to Dr. Put simply, I thoroughly enjoyed the book. All he could speak He knew he was no more than a rough stone cut from a Vermont hillside. Bushman, Claremont Graduate University, author of Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling. Since publishing his book, “Rough Stone Rolling: A Cultural Biography of Joseph Smith,” Professor Richard Lyman Bushman has been widely interviewed concerning Mormon history. He told one (Richard Bushman, Rough Stone Rolling, pp. Joseph Smith himself did not take credit for his achievements. The three discussed the relevance of Orsi's work to Mormon historiography, his impressions of Bushman's Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling (New York: Alfred A. Richard Bushman's biography of Joseph Smith, Rough Stone Rolling. Respect for Joseph Smith and for the integrity of his person, wonder at the fundamental question that any human but surely and certainly Joseph Smith is, and comprehension of the various parties in the many conflicts raging through .. There has never been a more thorough examination of the polygamy idea.” —Richard L. Part one discusses Bushman's biography of Joseph Smith, Rough Stone Rolling. In Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling, Richard Bushman, an esteemed American cultural historian and a practicing Mormon, tells how Smith formed a new religion from the ground up. I'd heard a great deal about this biography of Joseph Smith and was quite curious to check it out. Rough Stone Rolling: Reflections on Joseph Smith. We discuss polygamy, seer stones, gold plates, and other Joseph Smith-related questions. Bushman, Professor Emeritus of History, Columbia University, and author of Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling gave this introduction at a CES seminar at BYU in July 2008. Bushman has a great deal to be proud of. I was fortunate to read an advanced readers copy of the highly anticipated Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling by Richard Bushman. I was in the Vintage store today and saw this same exact Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling for .95.