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Does anyone have a copy of, or a link to, Danel Bachman's Masters Thesis at Purdue?  I believe the title is "A Study of the Mormon Practice of Plural Marriage before the Death of Joseph Smith."  I see it cited pretty often, but can't find a copy.  Thanks in advanc for any help.

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You probably found all of this stuff before I did, Drums12; if so, I apologize in advance for the duplication.  All I can find is an on-line catalogue entry which lists libraries where it is available.  Sorry. :( http://www.worldcat.org/title/study-of-the-mormon-practice-of-plural-marriage-before-the-death-of-joseph-smith/oclc/10742572

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You probably found all of this stuff before I did, Drums12; if so, I apologize in advance for the duplication.  All I can find is an on-line catalogue entry which lists libraries where it is available.  Sorry. :sad: http://www.worldcat.org/title/study-of-the-mormon-practice-of-plural-marriage-before-the-death-of-joseph-smith/oclc/10742572

Great minds think alike! :D:rofl:

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I have parts of it, I got it via a friend in "high places" and photocopied as much of it as I could afford! hahahahaha!

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I have parts of it, I got it via a friend in "high places" and photocopied as much of it as I could afford! hahahahaha!

http://copyright.gov/title17/

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It isn`t easy to come by and was never widely distributed. Well written and believe me, Danel Bachman believes in the restoration. I thiink all of the other polygamy books have superceded it for the most part.

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I live in Canada and I am not selling it , does that make a difference?!

I'm not going to turn you over to the American Feds.  I was just having a little fun with you.  ;) But, while I am not a lawyer (I just play one on MA&DB ;)), and while, if you need legal advice, you should contact a licensed attorney, here are my answers to your questions. (1) If you violate U.S. copyright law with respect to a U.S. work, you're still subject to U.S. law, even if you live in that cold, pure, white, northern land of Canada; and (2) while profiting from a work may make a copyright violation more egregious, profiting from the work is not necessary to make out a claim of copyright infringement. :)  Just sayin'!

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I'm not going to turn you over to the American Feds.  I was just having a little fun with you.   ;) But, while I am not a lawyer (I just play one on MA&DB ;)), and while, if you need legal advice, you should contact a licensed attorney, here are my answers to your questions. (1) If you violate U.S. copyright law with respect to a U.S. work, you're still subject to U.S. law, even if you live in that cold, pure, white, northern land of Canada; and (2) while profiting from a work may make a copyright violation more egregious, profiting from the work is not necessary to make out a claim of copyright infringement. :)  Just sayin'!

 

 

um, what?! i don't recall this being talked about on one of my fave American television shows whilst growing, "Night Court" :crazy:

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I believe it was at Purdue University and if you are willing to pay for copies from them officially, it is available.  There is a copy of the thesis in the Church History Library.  Also at University of Utah.  I read it and was provided some copies of sections by the Church History Department.  I am impressed that Danel Bachman has knowns the issues associated with Joseph Smith and plural marriage for years and has been devoutly teaching Institute and writing about the Gospel for years.  I think it is a model of how many of us can be aware of some of the tougher parts of Church history, but still be faithful.  

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um, what?! i don't recall this being talked about on one of my fave American television shows whilst growing, "Night Court" :crazy:

Even the best legal comedies and dramas are prone to cut corners and leave relevant stuff out.  Were it otherwise, that would be a prohibitive amount of ground to cover in 24/48 minutes.  I'd be interested to see how that defense works in court: "But, Your Honor, this was never in any Night Court episodes!" :D   (I wonder if that's the one Dell Schanze tried when a U.S. Magistrate held him in contempt? http://www.sltrib.com/home/1936735-155/ex-tv-pitchman-facing-charges-in-alleged.  ("Who's that?" you ask? Don't worry, Duncan; in this case, you're better off not knowing.  He's just a Local Village Idiot.)  He'll probably want to sue me for libel for saying that, when-and-if he finds it, and when-and-if he finds out who I am. But what the heck?  Bring it on!  I'm bored!  Of the two of us, although we both lack a license to practice law, I guaran-dang-tee you I'll fare better in court than he ever has! ;)

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