Bagley family papers, 1869-1901.

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Bagley family papers, 1869-1901.

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Chiefly letters, notes, newspaper clippings, and other papers, relating to Rev. Paul Bagley; together with a daybook (1918-1919) of his oldest son, Edward Orick Bagley. Includes forty-four letters and notes (1869) relating to Bagley's failed attempt to free Fenian prisoners and newspaper clippings (1872-1901) related to Bagley's wide-ranging travels.

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Arkansas History Commission, Department of Archives and History

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Bagley, Paul, 1835-1901

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Disciples of Christ

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Bagley, Edward Orick, 1874-1949

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Bagley family.

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Rev. Paul Bagley was born 10 Oct. 1835 in Churchville, Md. Although trained as a lawyer, he spent much of his life working as an itinerant evangelist, missionary, and street preacher for the Disciples of Christ. As a young man, he spent seven years wandering in China as a missionary and colporteur. He also visited Japan. He returned from the Far East in 1867. While in China, Bagley made the acquaintance of Anson Burlingame, the noted American diplomat, and later U.S. Secretary of State William H...