The Apostle Who Lost the Argument: Orson Pratt, Brigham Young, and the Quiet Reshaping of LDS Memory
Eighth post in the Early Mormon Personalities Series Orson Pratt and the Logical Architecture of Early Mormonism 1811 ~ 1881 I. A Man on a Bridge at Midnight In late August of 1842, on a sticky Illinois night thick with the smell of river mud and prairie smoke, a slender man of thirty walked alone … Continue reading The Apostle Who Lost the Argument: Orson Pratt, Brigham Young, and the Quiet Reshaping of LDS Memory
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