Papers, 1840-1901.

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Papers, 1840-1901.

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Personal journals and travel diaries, 1852-1901, including trips to England, Europe, the Holy Land, and Australia; letters written to his parents while at Phillips Academy, 1854-1855, Yale College, 1858-1861, Harvard, 1863-1865, and while traveling and on lecture tours, 1858-1895; his wedding journal and correspondence with his wife Georgina Hemingway Cook, 1877-1900; letters received, 1851-1900, from his parents William H. and Merrett Cook, from friends, and from C.H. DeLano about Ticonderoga Academy, 1864-1868; some of the letters discuss the Ponca Indians and Afro-Americans; school compositions, college notebooks, and other essays, 1851-1900; poetry manuscripts, 1854-1901; and photographs, clippings, memorials, and obituaries, 1876-1901. Other items include the journal of Elbertina M. DeLano of Wadhams, N.Y., 1855; bonds, deeds, mortgages, receipts, and marriage records of Warner and William Cook, 1840-1857; genealogy notebook on the Hemingway family; and an unfinished biography of Cook by his wife Georgina H. Cook.

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Harvard University

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Harvard College was founded by a vote of the Great and General Court of Massachusetts on October 28, 1636 that allocated “400£ towards a schoale or colledge.” Subsequent legislative acts established the Board of Overseers, but it was the Charter of 1650 that created the Harvard Corporation as the College's primary governing board and defined its composition and authority. The College Charter became a contentious target for College officials, the Massachusetts Governor and General C...

Cook, Joseph, 1838-1901

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Joseph Cook was an author and minister. He travelled extensively throughout the world, to study and to lecture. His Boston Monday Lectures, delivered on a variety of topics, were wildly popular, and were later issued in print. His most consistently popular theme was the relationship between science and religion, wherein he attempted to find harmony between modern science and Biblical teaching. From the description of Joseph Cook letter to Mr. Garrison, 1880 Jan. 22. (Pennsylvania Sta...

Cook, Georgina Hemingway.

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Cook, Merrette Lamb

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Yale College

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Ticonderoga Academy.

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Cook, Warner.

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Phillips Academy

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Hemingway (Family : Cook, Georgina Hemingway)

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DeLano, Elbertina M.

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Cook, William Henry, 1812-1885

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Father of Joseph Cook. From the description of Papers, 1814-1885. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 155469138 ...

DeLano, Clayton H., b. 1836.

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