A-J, 1904

Albright, M. Catharine. [disappointed with review of his book (George Fox's Journal?) in "The Friend"], 1904 January 11; Barr, Levi. [judgments being passed against Jones re "American Friend" stand on atonement], 1904 October 21; Bettle, Edward. [re Jones' work on George Fox; thinks history of Society's discipline a good subject for him to write about next], 1904 January 27; Bigland, Percy, 1904 March 13; Birdsall, William W. [gratified by receipt of his book "Social Law in the Spiritual World"], 1904 December 13; Braithwaite, J. Bevan, 1904 February 3; Brown, T. Wistar, 1904 December 6; Cadbury, Joel. [mentions death of Rufus M. Jones's father], 1904 July 31; Cammack, I.H. (clerk for Pasadena Quarterly Meeting) [protest of the Meeting against definitions of atonement as set forth in "American Friend"], 1904 October 22; Fry, Joan Mary. [will not be able to come to America this year], 1904 March 16; Grubb, Edward. [Jones' Social Law in the Spiritual World, a compilation of Jones' Woodbrooke lectures, received; sends copy of his letter on parole to The Times], 1904 November 14; Hyde, William Dew. [appreciates and describes Jones' "Social Law in the Spiritual World"], 1904 December 14; Jones, Augustine. [re his resignation as principal of Providence Friends School], 1904 April 18; Jones, Augustine. [continues discussion of his resignation from Providence Friends School], 1904 July 9; Jones, Augustine. [re life and death of Rufus M. Jones's father who was killed by a train], 1904 July 28