Frederic Dan Huntington Papers

Released on by Episcopal Church. Diocese of Central New York. Bishop (1869-1904 : Huntington)
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  • Author : Episcopal Church. Diocese of Central New York. Bishop (1869-1904 : Huntington)
  • Release Date : 1861
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  • Genre : Baltimore (Md.)
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  • File Size : 24,24 MB
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Frederic Dan Huntington Papers by Episcopal Church. Diocese of Central New York. Bishop (1869-1904 : Huntington) PDF Summary

Book Description: Some Civil War correspondence concerns the Unionist stand of Bishop William Rollinson Whittingham in Maryland and the work of Mrs. Adeline Blanchard Tyler. Other papers are about affairs of the Diocese of Central New York, Huntington's visits to Maryland, his opposition to the consecration of George F. Seymour as Bishop of Springfield, and his theological views. One pastoral letter to his diocese, 1890, is also included.

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Frederic Dan Huntington Papers

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Some Civil War correspondence concerns the Unionist stand of Bishop William Rollinson Whittingham in Maryland and the work of Mrs. Adeline Blanchard Tyler. Othe

MEMOIR & LETTERS OF FREDERIC D

MEMOIR & LETTERS OF FREDERIC D

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