Midwives: How Latter-day Saint women became doctors
Latter-day Saint women were set apart as midwives in the mid-19th century, here’s their story
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Latter-day Saint women were set apart as midwives in the mid-19th century, here’s their story
Glossolalia Roomie Jennifer Zilm reviews Marita Dachsel’s Glossolalia. There are many versions of the story,”says Eliza Roxcy Snow at the end of B.C. poet Marita Dachsel’s second trade collection (several poems of which appeared in Room 32:3). Snow is one of thirty-four wives of the 19th century prophet Joseph Smith who speaks through Dachsel in verse primarily characterized by short, lyrical and direct lines, yet punctuated by prose pieces, an erasure, and other innovative uses of page space. With such a myriad of voices it is inevitable that sometimes the voices do blur together and ...