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Penney, Norman. [Yearly Meeting has been held in London since 1672, while at Skipton (Yorkshire) from 1659], 1903 February 13; Penney, Norman. [materials available on George Fox], 1903 February 13; Rice, Edwin. [praise for "A Boy's Religion" and sees use of it by missionaries in the field], 1903 February 27; Rowntree, John Wilhelm. [under doctor's care in Chicago which restricts activities], 1903 May 22; Rowntree, John Wilhelm. [re work on a history of American Quakerism "incorporating a critical examination of the different theological developments and changes in ecclesiastical polity" and some detail on contents], 1903 July 3; Rowntree, John Wilhelm. [is able to do a little work on George Fox and suggestions], 1903 September 28; Rowntree, John Wilhelm. [form letter asking for critical assistance on work on American Quakerism "as an evolution" - describes work proposed], 1903 October 15 Rowntree, John Wilhelm to William Tallack. [addresses Tallack's comments on format of proposed history of Quakerism], 1903 October 28; Rowntree, John Wilhelm. "A Study of the Development of Quaker Thought and Practice" [details of proposed subjects of work on Quakerism], 1903 Royce, Josiah, 1903 February 6; Sharp, Isaac. (Secretary of Society of Friends, London). [wonders whether ministers and pastors in U.S. could help discourage use of word 'Reverend' as applied to Friends], 1903 June 15; Sharpless, Isaac, 1903 August 7; Thomas, Allen Clapp. [condolences on Lowell's death], 1903 July 23; Turner, William Edward, 1903 July 21; Winston, John C, 1903 August 12; Wood, James, 1903 July 31; Woodbrooke students. [appreciation for his lectures], 1903 midsummer