Mormon Studies Event in Norman, Oklahoma, This Friday (Announcement)

The Norman, Oklahoma Stake is sponsoring an evening with two prominent Mormon Studies scholars this Friday, to which the public is invited:
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The Utah War and Its Mountain Meadows Massacre:
Lessons Learned, Surprises Encountered

Speakers:

William P. MacKinnon
At Sword’s Point, Part 1: A Documentary History of the Utah War to 1858
(Arthur H. Clark Co., 2008)

and

Richard E. Turley, Jr.
co-author of Massacre at Mountain Meadows
(Oxford University Press, 2008)

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Date:
Friday, 17 October 2008

Time:
7:00 p.m.

Place:
Norman, Oklahoma Stake Center: 1506 West Imhoff Road (Corner of Imhoff and Hwy 9)

For further information, contact NormanStakePR “at” aol “dot” com

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6 thoughts on “Mormon Studies Event in Norman, Oklahoma, This Friday (Announcement)”

  1. Thanks, Kent. I should have asked, but I didn’t think you necessarily posted one-shots like this. I’ll remember that next time.

  2. That’s awl rite, Bryce. {g}

    Part of the reason for giving this meeting extra publicity was because it’s in a part of the country that doesn’t often have a chance for such speakers. I’ll be willing to publicize *almost* any kind of mainstream-friendly gathering being held outside of the intermountain west, if people who know about them will pass the information along. As long as there is a website to link to (Keepa or anything else), it looks like Kent will also publicize the more scholarly meetings, too.

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