MS. Manuscript Collections

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One Carton of files of Abuna Paulos papers from Dr. Froehlich in chronological order. The arrangement was done by Dr. Froehlich.

Scope and Content Wilhelm Pauck, former president of the American Society of Church History, taught at the Chicago Theological Seminary, Union Seminary in New York, Vanderbilt and Stanford Universities. He is considered to be one of the foremost church historians of his generation. This collection comprises the personal papers of he and his second wife Marion Hausner Pauck. This collection is arranged into seven series: Biographical and Personal Information, Professional Correspondence, Academia, Manuscripts...

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This collection consists of Whitefield's manuscript journal maintained from October of 1744 until August of 1746. In it he recorded his personal thoughts and insights on his travels during the midst of the great revival. This journal was transcribed and published in Church History Journal (volume VII) in 1938.

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This collection consists of 11 sermon manuscripts written by Dr. Spring from 1812 to 1861.

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This collection includes various atricles detailing the history of West Africa, specifically Gabon, along with the history of Christian Missionary movements into the region. In addition, there are articles on various African languages and personal correspondence. The articles are written in English and French.

Scope and Content This collection consists of 28 boxes of manuscript sermons by Dr. Murray, dating from 1829 to 1861. There are 1,065 sermons, each of which is numbered and labeled in regard to the scriptural text, as well as the date and location in which it was delivered. This collection also contains one box (see box 29) of miscellaneous material, including a small diary maintained during his studies at Princeton (from November 1826 to January 1, 1828), a published pamphlet, biographical materials, and a...

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This collection documents Dr. Aiken's life and career from 1852 until his death in 1892. The bulk of the papers consist of lecture notes from his years at Princeton Theological Seminary. The collection also contains notes taken during his 1852 trip to Germany, as well as other documents on various topics.

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This collection consists of sermon manuscripts, mementos, published items, lecture notes, book publication documents, correspondence, photographs, other personal papers of Dr. Blackwood, and those of his son, the Rev. Dr. James Blackwood.