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Morgan, John A. Letter : New York, 1834 Oct. 30.

Title: Letter : New York, 1834 Oct. 30.

His letter, titled "Lane rebellion", was written after his dismissal and offers advice to the students remaining at the Seminary. He also gives directions on the paying of his debts and disposal of his belongings. His letter mentions Lyman Beecher, then president of Lane Theological Seminary. The letter is written to Huntington Lyman, Theodore Weld, Henry B. Stanton, L. Wells, E. Weed, A.A. Stone (probably abolitionist Asa Stone) and Andrew Benton.

ArchivalResource: 1 item ; 25 cm.

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Cole, Charles D., 1806-1867. Papers [microform], 1831-1865.

Title: Papers [microform], 1831-1865.

Scattered correspondence, 1831-1847, of a merchant, lumberman, and owner of an Ohio fleet of canal boats, who moved to Sheboygan County, Wisconsin around 1838; concerning business, agriculture, school and family affairs, and the activities of the Fourierites at the Spring Farm Phalanx near Sheboygan Falls. Also includes correspondence, 1831-1865, of Reverend Huntington Lyman, Congregational missionary to Sheboygan for the American Home Missionary Society, concerning religious conditions and his work; and a Sheboygan school teacher's contract.

ArchivalResource: 1 reel of microfilm (35mm)

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Letter : New York MS 0036., 1834 Oct. 30.

Title: Letter : New York 1834 Oct. 30.

Morgan, John A., fl. 1830-1835; theologian. Professor at Lane Theological Seminary in Cincinnati, Ohio until he was dismissed in 1834 for siding with students in a debate over the Seminary's position on slavery. Letter is to students remaining at the Seminary offering advice and asking them to pay his debts and dispose of his belongings.Holograph letter and photocopy.

ArchivalResource: 1 item; 25 cm.

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