Abstract The Eugene England papers (1825-2003) consist of L.D.S. service, university teaching, and research materials in addition to manuscripts, essays, articles, poems, book reviews, lectures, speeches, news clippings, editorial work, and correspondence. England was a critic, essayist, teacher, and a scholar in the field of LDS literature. England mainly taught American and LDS literature, but also taught classes on Shakespeare. He cofounded Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon...

Abstract The Mormonism collection (1854, 1933, 1981-1985) consists of research papers, correspondence, transcripts,and clippings concerning various controversies in the LDS Church. Materials concern theological topics, particularly the Adam-God theory, historical questions, obedience to authority, and the treatment of scholars. Included are materials concerning the "Salamander Letters" and the response of the LDS Church to the controversy. Also included in the collection is an editorial cartoon...