Seeking Wisdom: Reviews in History
Robert Swanson, BridgetA publication dedicated to offering perspectives on scholarship that authors have read. Authors write from a perspective of faith and strive to "seek ye diligently and teach one another words of wisdom." Views are authors' own.
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A Latter-day Saint jotting down ideas about the Early American Republic, Latter-day Saint (Mormon) history, and religion.
American Studies grad and interdisciplinary studies enthusiast. When I'm not reading or writing (mostly history, with a preference for historical fiction) you can find me mothering my toddlers and experimenting with sourdough.
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