Correspondence, 1904-1937.

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Correspondence, 1904-1937.

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Correspondence between missionary and administrators at the Foreign Mission Board, Richmond, Virginia, relating to work and needs of the mission station. Correspondence reflects conflicts with missionaries and the Foreign Mission Board. Included are two 1904 letters of recommendation from W.O. Carver, missions professor at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Collection includes post-resignation materials.

6 folders.

Southern Baptist Historical Library & Archives

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Southern Baptist Historical Library & Archives

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Snuggs, Edward Thomas, 1860-1938.

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