Miscellaneous published and unpublished writings, 1934-1962

"A Religious Solution to the Social Problem" written and annotated by Howard Haines Brinton, 1934; Invitation to a P. H. conference on the problems faced by independent meetings, 1935 March 9; "Our Garrett Ancestors." Typescript Read at Garrett Reunion at Willistown. Published in Friends Intelligencer, 1935; Reply of the Religious Society of Friends of Philadelphia and Vicinity to the Report of the Second World Conference on Faith and Order, five chapters in 8 pages of typescript with hand written note, "written by Howard Brinton 1942," no indication of publication, 1942; The Pendle Hill Retreats, 2 typewritten pages, no indication of publication, 1943 June; "Evolution of the Queries." Typescipt, published in The Friend, v. 117, p. 293, 1944; The Potters and Potteries of Chester County. Book review. Typescript, published in Friends Historical Journal, 1945; "Without Pre-arrangement." Typescript, published in Friends Intelligencer, January 17, 1948, 1948 January; "Philadelphia Yearly Meeting (Arch St). Typescript, Published by FWCC, 1949 December; "Letter to the class of '04." Typescript, 1949; "The Supreme Identity." Book review. Typescript, annotated, 1950; The Administration of Pendle Hill, An Historical Sketch, For the Committee in Search of a Director,7 hand written pages, circa 1951; Answers to 5 questions concerning religion sent by Stewart G. Cole with a copy of Howard Haines Brinton's covering letter to Cole, 1955 April; Answer to question of the relation between agape and social structures and political action. Typescript, 1955 May; "The Quaker Contribution to Higher Education in Colonial America." Address at celebration of Moravian College. Published in Pennsylvania History. Typescript, 1958 March; On Emerson and Quakerism, forward to a thesis written by Dr. Yukio Irie, 7 handwritten pages with note, "written at La Jolla 1962 to his thesis not yet published", 1962; Materials for a possible article refuting Maurice Creasey: "first draft, much in need of contraction and revision and completion." Includes letter from Henry J. Cadbury, 1962 Note: See Friends World News, December 1962, no 68; "Inward" and "Outward:" a study in early Quaker language. Friends Historical Society publication, 1962; and "Quaker and the Sacraments," Quaker Religious Thought, vol. 5, no. 1, 1963, all by Maurice Creasey in QC to which this article by Howard Haines Brinton relates.