Confessions of a Revisionist Historian: David L. Bigler on the Mormons and the West (Utah, the Mormons, and the West)

Synopsis

Polly Aird: An Appreciation Of David L. Bigler. -- David L. Bigler: A Brief Biography -- Editorial Notes -- Abbreviations -- How I Became A Revisionist Historian. -- Sword Of Jehovah: The March Of The Mormon Battalion. -- Eyewitness To Discovery: Azariah Smith. -- Seeing The Elephant In Utah: The Gold Rush And The Mormon Kingdom. -- Garland Hurt, The American Friend Of The Utahs. -- The Great Reformation: Prelude To The 1857-1858 Utah War. -- A Lion In The Path: Genesis Of The Utah War, 1857-1858. -- Terror On The Trail: The Massacre At Mountain Meadows. -- The Aiken Party Executions And The Utah War, 1857-1858. -- The Crisis At Fort Limhi, 1858. -- One Of Nature's Ladies: The Life And Loves Of Lewis Warren Shurtliff. -- Mormon Missionaries, The Utah War, And The 1858 Bannock Raid On Fort Limhi. -- James Hervey Simpson: Exploring The Great Basin. -- A Most Bright, Earnest And Winsom Company: Christian Missionary Teachers In Utah Territory. -- The Coast-to-coast Rock Road: The Lincoln Highway In Utah. -- More Than A Beacon: A Tribute To Jerald And Sandra Tanner. -- In Memory Of Harold Schindler. -- A Few More Good Men. -- David L. Bigler: A Selected Bibliography: Books, Articles, And Awards. With An Appreciation By Polly Aird ; Edited By Will Bagley. Limited To An Edition Of 1,000 Copies.--page Following Page 286. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.