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For input and feedback on this paper, in addition to
the journal’s editors, I am also grateful to Ted Barnett,
Kerry Clark, Marcus Fleischhacker, Paul “Jukebox”
Johnson, Mark Kunkel, Don Rice, and especially, for
the implications of Mormonism, to Dan Rauzi, and for
the hospitality that allowed me to complete the difficult
first draft, to my dear brother, Allan.
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