Hanna Seariac

Hanna Seariac is an MA student at Brigham Young University in Comparative Studies with interests in early Christianity. She works as a research assistant looking at early Church history and fundamentalist Latter-day Saint movements and as a research assistant for a New Testament commentary.

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Polygamists and Political Activists:
The Unlikely Marriage in Pioneering the Vote

by Hanna Seariac | undefined 42 | 02-12-2021

Review of Neylan McBaine, Pioneering the Vote: The Untold Story of Suffragists in Utah and the West (Salt Lake City: Shadow Mountain, 2020). 240 pages. $19.99 (hardback). Abstract: Pioneering the Vote by Neylan McBaine provides a cogent and concise history of the role of Latter-day Saint women in the suffrage movement. McBaine interweaves a fictionalized narrative centered […]

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