BYU Studies Volume 8, No. 1 — Autumn 1967 — Brigham Young University

Contents:

1. Brigham Young University Studies: Its Purpose, Its Freedom, Its Scope, An Editorial, by Charles D. Tate Jr.

2. An Interview, A Poem, by G. E. Robertson

3. Astronomy, A Poem, by Marden J. Clark

4. The Origin, Structure, and Evolution of the Stars, by D. H. McNamara

5. Innocence, A Poem, by Naomi-Ruth

6. The New Morality: Research Bases for Decision in Today’s World, by Harold T. Chistensen.

7. Fisherman, A Poem, by Harrison Davis.

8. Eternal Progression and the Foreknowledge of God, by James R.  Harris.

9. Sawing Wood, An Etchin, by Mahonri Young.

10. A Note on “Sawing Wood” by Dale T. Fletcher.

11. What Guns, Bombs, and Lives Have Not Purchased: The Frustration of Vietnam, by Ray C. Hillam

12. Sonnet: To Peace, A Poem, by Marden J. Clark

13. Freedom and the American Cowboy, by Neal A. Lambert

14. Camp Floyd Centennial, A Poem, by Clinton F. Larson

15. Mormonism and the Germans: An Annotated Bibliography, 1848-1966, by D. L. Ashliman.

Good used condition.