Box 2

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“The Patriotic Poetry of William Cowper.” [n.d.], 9 p.; [William Cowper]. [n.d.] 25 p.; “William Cowper: His Poetry and Influence.” [n.d., but after 1940], 173 p.; Pencil drawing of the birthplace of Cowper at Berkhampstead. On the back is stamped “Allen C. Thomas, Haverford, Pa.” and a poem attributed to Cowper is written out.

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“William Cowper: His Poetry and Influence.” [n.d.], annotated typescript, 199 p

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Letters of Stephen Grellet and other Grellet family members, 1793-1864, transcribed and typed and occasionally translated from the French. Also, typed reference to Rebecca Grellet from the diary of Benjamin Lowry as provided by John W. Cadbury Jr.; Photograph of the silhouette of Stephen Grellet from original lithograph by A. Newsam; Albumen photograph of Rebecca Collins, 1888. Rockwood [photographer].

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Various iterations of WWC’s writings about William Penn: 9 p.; 14 p. (1931); 24 p., 2 copies, 1 incomplete, both annotated; 28 p., 2 copies, one with a 2-page addition, both annotated. [n.d.]; “Penn to Pepys.” [n.d.]; “What American Liberty Owes to the Quakers.” [n.d.]; “William Penn’s Religious Background, [n.d.]; Various sets of notes on William Penn; About William Penn (not by WWC)

Scope and Contents Notices of speeches on “Friends in England the War: and “William Cowper: His Life, Work and Influence,” 1916; Westtown Commencement address, 1921; Address at inauguration of W.M. Lewis, 11/7/1923; “Education and Quakerism,” speech given as part of Fox celebration at Y[early] M[eeting] of Hicksite Friends, 5/15/1924; Address at Baldwin School at dedication of Elizabeth Forrest Johnson Hall, n.d. and laying of cornerstone, 6/1924; Lake Forest [College] Commencement address, 1925; Address at...

Scope and Contents [Education as Enabler], 1930; Albright College commencement address, 1930; Earlham commencement address, 1930; William Penn, 1644-1718. Address given at Friends’ Meeting House to the Welcome Society of Pennsylvania, 3/4/1931; Broadcast for Liberal Arts College Movement, 11/14/1931; Address on Higher Education for Friends, [1932?] “short version”; Address at Conference at Cape May, NJ, “The Society of Friends and Higher Education,” 07/1932 and “Higher Education for Friends,” July 11, 1932....