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S U M M E R 1973 / V O L U M E 41 / N U M B E R 3
Contents IN THIS ISSUE
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BRIGHAM YOUNG'S OUTER CORDON— A REAPPRAISAL
EUGENE
UNIONISM, COMMUNISM, AND TFIE GREAT DEPRESSION: THE CARBON COUNTY COAL STRIKE OF 1933 . . . . HELEN Z. THE LOGAN TABERNACLE AND TEMPLE
LEONARD
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CAMPBELL
220
PAPANIKOLAS
254
J.
ARRINGTON
MELVIN A. LARKIN
301
BOOK REVIEWS
315
BOOK NOTICES
324
RECENT ARTICLES
327
HISTORICAL NOTES
334
T H E C O V E R Riders head into Genoa, Nevada, site of the Mormons' Carson Valley Mission. This is one of several color plates which accompanied the published report of Capt. James H. Simpson's 1859 expedition. H. V. A. von Breckh was the expedition's artist, and J. J. Young made the finished watercolors. Courtesy National Archives. IN T H I S ISSUE The grenade-equipped national guardsman was filmed by J. Bracken Lee. Courtesy Western Americana, Marriott Library, University of Utah. The Logan Temple is from the Widtsoe Collection and Fort Bridger from the Charles Kelly Collection, both at Utah State Historical Society. © Copyright 1973 Utah State Historical Society
