Miniseries: Preached vs. Published
Preached vs. Published: Shorthand Record Discrepancies (Part 1 of 3)
In this, the first of a three-part miniseries, Church History Library historian LaJean Carruth introduces her research into the shorthand transcriptions behind the Journal of Discourses —and her surprising findings.
Preached vs. Published: Shorthand Record Discrepancies (Part 2 of 3)
In her previous post, Church History Department historian LaJean Carruth introduced us to her project: reviewing the original shorthand notes that became the Journal of Discourses . Here, in the second post of a three-part miniseries, she shares examples of how the sermons of Brigham Young and other early Church leaders changed between their delivery, transcription, and eventual publication.
Preached vs. Published: Shorthand Record Discrepancies (Part 3 of 3)
In her previous post, Church History Department historian LaJean Carruth highlighted significant grammatical changes that shorthand transcriptionists made to sermons published in the Journal of Discourses . Here, in the last post of a three-part miniseries, she shares examples of other changes that dramatically altered the sermons.