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Includes correspondence from listeners in response to Hume's radio broadcasts on music.

Scope and Contents Jesuit obituaries: Charles J. Deane (1966), Francis X. Nopper (1895), Patrick Conlin (1868), Philip Sacchi (1850), Leo F. Fey (1970), Claude Chauchetiere (1709), Vincent Reitmayr (1888), Peter de Vos (1859), Isidore Baudry (1884), Joseph Kohlrieser (1910), John J. Murphy (1955), Joseph Varin (1850), Frederick de Pooter (1891), Francis W. McLaughlin (1881), Anthony Dalmas (1693), Donato Vitale (1902), James M. Hayes (1910), William Gagnier (1892), John A. Walsh (1875), Richard Furlong (1930),...

Scope and Contents Starting in December 1891, some of the copy letters are typed. Among those listed in the alphabetical name index at the front of the volume are Adams Express Company, Charles J. Bonaparte, Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Company, Chief of the Bureau of Steam Engineering, P.F. Collier, Curator of the Corcoran Art Gallery, John Vinton Dahlgren, Father John Doonan, Bishop James A. Healy, Father Patrick Healy, Professor. E. Kidwell of Department of Mechanical Engineering at Michigan Mining School;...

Collection-level Scope and Content Note From the Collection: The collection consists of correspondence, manuscripts, and a wide variety of supplemental items, which document Murray's career as author, editor, lecturer, professor, and theologian. Murray is perhaps best known for his books We Hold These Truths (1960) and The Problem of God (1964), as well as for his longstanding editorship of Theological Studies. Among Murray's correspondents are Rev. John Tracy Ellis, Henry and Clare Boothe Luce, and Samuel Cardinal Stritch, together with fellow...

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This series is comprised of photographs which are a part of the America Magazine Archives; however, it should be noted that only the majority, not the entirety, of the photographs in this collection will be classified within this series. Some photographs will be found in their originally designated folder group. Nevertheless, all identified 'photographs' within the America Archives have been provided with a 'Photograph' index entry. Individuals will also be indexed by name.

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Correspondence to Father Edward Devitt from Fathers George Quin, Thomas McLaughlin, Mark Smith, and others to assist in the preparation of a Maryland-New York Province history for the centenary of the restoration of the Society.

Collection-level Scope and Content Note From the Collection: This collection consists of the personal papers of former U.S. attorney general Francis Biddle. It is one of three portions comprising the larger collection of the Biddle Family papers that include the papers of his wife, Katherine Biddle and a series of family correspondence (see separate finding aids). Of interest are lengthy correspondence files relating to Biddle's appointments as judge of the Circuit Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit (1939); U.S. attorney general...

Scope and Contents Legal records and financial records St. Mary's Church in Alexandria: Indenture (1803) between William T. Alexander, Bishop John Carroll and Robert Townshend Hove; Indenture (1840) between Margaret O'Connor and [Sister] Mary Xavier Clarke and Archbishop Samuel Eccleston; Bills and receipts (1852-1863) belonging to St. Mary's Church [Alexandria]; Agreement (1854) between George Villager, S.J., and John T. Hill; Agreement (1854) between John T. Hill and H.C. McLaughlin.**Former...

Scope and Contents Contains ALS to Brocard from: 2 from Maraschi on substitution at Chicopee, MA, permission to go to Niagara Falls 8/2 & 30/1851; 2 from Moore on cholera in St. Thomas Manor 8/2 & 10/21/1851; Rbt. Brady, SJ on deeding Frederick house to St. John's, Frederick, cash to Holy Cross 8/4/1851; 2 from Early on G. Fenwick's ill health 8/4 & 10/1851, on misc. 8/26/1851; Bro. Henry Rieselman asking return to Maryland 8/7/1851; Elet on sending Scholastics from Missouri to Maryland 8/21/1851;...

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Programs for the annual May Day Procession held by the St. Peter Claver Sodality and Sunday School, the African American sodality of St. Alphonsus, Woodstock, Maryland.

Scope and Contents (Missing: A and B wills [311A1-B8]); Daniel P. Crowley (1910); (Missing: all other C wills [311C2-29]); Walter Dwight (1911); (Missing: all other D wills plus all E and F wills [311D2-F16]); James Groening (1910); (Missing: Bartholomew Gmeiner 1910, John C. Geale 1911); Thomas F. Gear (1911); (Missing: John J. Geoghan 1911, Aloysius J. Guiney 1911, Frederick J. Grewen 1912); Thomas J. Gartland (1913); (Missing: Joseph P. Green 1913, Thomas F. Graham 1914); Joseph B. Glynn (1914); (Missing:...

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Transcriptions of correspondence received by Rev. Richard C. Law, S.J. from alumni and other former students on active duty with the armed services during World War II.

Series-level Scope and Content Note From the Series:

Transcriptions of correspondence received by Rev. Richard C. Law, S.J. from alumni and other former students on active duty with the armed services during World War II.

Series-level Scope and Content Note From the Series:

Transcriptions of correspondence received by Rev. Richard C. Law, S.J. from alumni and other former students on active duty with the armed services during World War II.

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Diary of St. Peter Claver's Sunday School, an African American sodality for youth and adults connected with St. Alphonsus Church. The diary records the events of the sodality, attendence records, and contains play programs. Contains a "List of pupils attending teh colored school at Granite."

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Diary of St. Peter Claver's Sunday School, an African American sodality for youth and adults connected with St. Alphonsus Church. The diary records the events of the sodality, attendence records, and contains play programs, photos, and negatives.