Papers, 1888-1965.

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Papers, 1888-1965.

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Includes biographical materials, correspondence, publications, material relating to James' religious interests and activities, and to his public addresses. The biographical material includes James' unpublished "Memoirs" which take him through 1954; correspondence relating to major steps in his career, and several biographical sketches. The general Correspondence is arranged chronologically and covers a wide variety of subjects, writers, and recipients. There are six folders of special correspondence which include letters to James from his former students. There is a small amount of correspondence and related material pertaining to James' activities in connection with the World Council of Churches, the Methodist Church, and the Japan International Christian University.

1.4 linear ft. (5 boxes).

Northwestern University

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Northwestern University

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