THE THIRD EYE: The Canadian Journal of Mormon Studies vol. 1 no. 1 (1996)

Canadian Mormon Studies Assoc., Kelso Assoc., Halifax, Nova Scotia, 1996. 1st Edition . Soft cover. As New. 197p. Gray paper covers printed in maroon. ONE OF THE RAREST MORMON ITEMS PUBLISHED IN THE LAST 30 YEARS. This journal had only this single issue, fewer than 500 copies were printed, and most were distributed in Canada. The issue contains 11 articles and 7 book reviews. Articles include: S. George Ellsworth, On Writing Canadian Mormon History; Joan Hansen, So Many Paths Not Yet Travelled (biographical sketch of Klaus Hansen by his wife); Klaus J. Hansen, Under Kaiser and Fuhrer: The Story of a Mormon Family (autobiographical); Maureen Ursenbach Beecher, Mormon Women Converts from Upper Canada; Robert J. McCue, Married Men as Full-time Missionaries; Arta Johnson, The Place of Women in Mormon Scholarship: A Select Bibliography; Gordon D. Pollock, Cultural Congruity: Mormonism and the Mid-nineteenth Century Maritimes; Clyde Forsberg, Jr., King-men or Free-men: The Book of Mormon and the Dilemma of Canadian Mormonism; Brigham Y. Card, Origins of the CMSA: A Dynamic Interpretation; John A. Jost, His 1855 Diary of His Flight from Halifax to Zion. Also, an article in French with an English abstract: Dean Louder, Salt Lake City et Quebec: etude comparative en geographie culturelle.