Box 32

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Magill proposed the organization, served as vice president 1887-1888, and is often quoted in this booklet.

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No apparent contributions from Magill, but he spent several years in France.

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Edward Hicks Magill, A.M., LL.D, article in The Phonographic Magazine. The article expands on the typescript and describes his interest in phonography.

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Press notices of his marriage to Sarah E. Gardner in 1901 and press notices and letters concerning his autobiography on Sixty-Five Years.

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Mission was social service of all types and serve as a forum for discussion on wide-ranging topics.

Scope and Contents Co-Education of the Sexes, Educational Institutions in the Religious Society of Friends, The New Method in Modern Language Study, Swarthmore College, Course of Study, Disciplines, Etc., an address delivered before the Friends Social Lyceum at Swarthmore College, 1869; Results at a College for Both Sexes, published in Our...

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Magill manuscripts concerning Swarthmore College. Includes history of Swarthmore College written for the Halcyon, 1903, with a note explaining Magill’s relationship to the Jacksons of Darby; Some Reminiscences of the Founders of Swarthmore College; typed history of Swarthmore College, mss for the Lewis Publishing Co., N.Y.; Testimony concerning Thomas H. Hall at Swarthmore meeting

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Magill manuscripts concerning Swarthmore College: Address on the Graduates of Swarthmore of the first twenty classes; Swarthmore and Swarthmorians of the Early Days; two letters to the editor of Friends Intelligencer concerning College

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Talks: When Men were Sold, the Underground Railroad in Bucks Co., an address before the Bucks Co. Historical Society, 1893; The Electric Telephone, given before the Scientific Society of Swarthmore, 1886;