Box 64

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A letter from Olive Rodger to HJC in 1970 introduces Lillie, an early convinced Friend on St. Croix, as well as a 1750 epistle copied by HJC and Photostats of some early documents

Scope and Contents The article was originally published as a result of HJC’s course at Pendle Hill on the social testimonies of the Society of Friends offered by HJC in 1934 and republished in "The Journal of Negro History" in 1936. Laid in are various notes in the author’s hand and other related items. A second copy, the author’s copy, is interleaved and marked and with notes. The letters and other materials noted above all relate to the subject. There is also a photograph of William Allen, an African...

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Included are a number of articles for HJC’s column in Friends Journal for “Letters from the Past” in manuscript and typescript

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Editio Princeps of Fox’s Journal. + inserts. Both manuscript and typescript, Notes by HJC and in another hand, Plans for a new edition of George Fox’s Journal

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Here are copies of lists of itinerant America Quaker ministers of the 18th century, with an accompanying introduction by HJC in manuscript form.

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Includes: “New Light from Old Scrolls” / by HJC. [ca. 1955?] typescript and manuscript, HJC’s notes on the discovery of the manuscript Dead Sea scrolls, Letters to HJC in 1954-55 from Millar Burrow, Frank Cross, Theodor Gaster, Duncan Howlett (including article by Howlett) , James Muhlenberg, Arthur Nock, Charles Park, Harry Scholefield on Dead Sea Scrolls topic Clippings

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Book reviews and other materials relating to Perils of Modernizing Jesus, ca. 1937 • HJC’s John Woolman in England, 1772 HJC’s George Fox’s Book of Miracles, The Beginnings of Quakerism by William Charles Braithwaite with revisions by HJC, The Second Period of Quakerism by William C. Braithwaite, 2nd ed. prepared by HJC Jesus: What Manner of Man

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Jesus and the First Three Gospels, William Penn: Politics and Conscience, The Epistle to the Romans