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Had recently visited Warrington and will send Quaker books.

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Concerning publishing his manuscripts in England.

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Concerning the publishing of his History of the Society of Friends.

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From London, describes unpublished manuscripts that he has, his work on the cataloguing of Friends books, supplies him with copies of the British Friend.

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From Philadelphia, concerning his communication with Joseph Smith; suggested to Dillwyn Parrish raising a subscription to purchase some of Smith's unpublished manuscripts for Philadelphia Monthly Meeting.

Scope and Contents From Philadelphia, about receiving Joseph Smith's books and prize essays. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting (Orthodox) to meet, quiet but for pamphlet by Dr. J. Kite that J.J. Gurney should have no more right to membership than Elias Hicks. Dillwyn expresses support for three yearly meetings (Baltimore, New York, and Philadelphia) to raise a subscription for a Friends' school to provide a guarded education. Recounts meeting freedom seekers who had escaped slavery in Virginia on a visit to Niagara....

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Copy expresses his view of the political situation in Virginia (1860), then impact on region. 1869 letter describes his visit to the Pawnee Reservation, written from Omaha.

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Draft concerning her request for his assistance in her books for children. Suggests men as well as women for the Association of Women Friends for the Improvement of Juvenile Books.

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From London, he and his father are editing Janney's manuscripts, ready for the printer.

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About editing. Answers Zell's questions about using "Holy" in his essay on Holy Scriptures.