Papers, 1846-1954.

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Papers, 1846-1954.

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Diaries, 1904-1949; sermons and addresses, 1890-1946; charter of Trinity Parish, 1846; correspondence files including correspondence of others after Manning's death, and clippings, programs, photographs, and pamphlets, 1889-1950, 1954; scrapbooks contain clippings, invitations, programs, and correspondence, 1893-1946; and photographs of exteriors, interiors, and residents of tenements and shops in Greenwich Village, ca. 1910. Material concerns Manning's career as a priest in Redlands, Calif., Lansdowne, Pa., and Nashville, Tenn., as well as in New York; Episcopal Church and Trinity Parish affairs including the building of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, movements for Christian unity, and issues of marriage and divorce; and social and political issues including preparedness and World War I, religious persecution in the USSR, anti-semitism and Nazism, Manning's campaign against Bertrand Russell in 1929 and 1940, and attacks against Trinity as a tenement owner, 1907-1910. Correspondents include Morgan Dix, William P. DuBose, T.F. Gailor, O.W. Whitaker, Catherine Meredith, John Mockridge, Francis A. Lewis, John Fulton, Boyd Vincent, and Howard Chandler Robbins.

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Dix, Morgan, 1827-1908

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Whitaker, O. W. (Ozi William), 1830-1911.

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Gailor, Thomas Frank, 1856-1935

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Manning, William T.

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