Manuscripts and typescripts, 1960s, 1970s

"Christian Faith and Practice in the Experience of the Society of Friends. Typescript, Published in Friends Journal, 1960; The Society of Friends. Typescript, handwritten note, Revision of this Pamphlet 1962", 1962; Friend or Quaker. Typescript, Published in Friends Journal, April 15, 1962, 1962 April 15; The Religion of the Quaker Journalists, Shrewsbury Lecture. Typescript, 1962 June; "Friends of the Brandywine Valley": An address given at Concord Meeting house at a meeting of the Friends Historical Society and Friends Social Union; anecdotes concerning rural Friends 1683 – 1827. Typescript corrected by Howard Haines Brinton and Anna Brinton Published in Quaker History, autumn, 1962, pp 67-86, 1962 May 19; The Quaker Contribution: Review of a book by Harold Loukes, Typescript, 1965; Spiritual Autobiography in Early America: Review of a book by Daniel B. Shea Jr. Typescript, 1968; Speech on the history and doctrines of Friends. Possibly given on route to Japan and annotated "carbon copy of Manuscript to Korea." Typescript, 1969 February; It Might Have Been," (had the American Colonies remained part of the British Empire,) 1971 January 15 Typescipt, published Friends Journal, pp 40-41; "Christ and Arthur." Typescript; attached is article by William Hubben on Joseph of Arimathea from FJ, 1957, circa 1971; "The religious philosophy of Quakerism." Typescript, with information that this book was compiled from four; Pendle Hill pamphlets, circa 1972