Cummins, Robert, 1897-1982. Papers, 1932-1978.

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Cummins, Robert, 1897-1982. Papers, 1932-1978.

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Papers of Universalist minister Robert Cummins, the bulk of which is sermons, as well as a manuscript. The papers span 1932-1978.

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Andover-Harvard Theological Library

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