Papers of Walter G. Muelder, 1925-1997 (bulk 1936-1985).

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Papers of Walter G. Muelder, 1925-1997 (bulk 1936-1985).

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The collection covers his professional work mostly from 1937 to 1997, and includes books written by, edited by or containing chapters by WGM, published journal articles, book reviews, speeches, manuscript versions of articles, memorials and tributes, and sermons. There are no correspondence files. Topics covered include: Church-State relations, Labor, Economics, Ecumenism, Ethics, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Methodism, The Methodist Federation for Social Action, Morality, Pacifism, Socialism, and the World Council of Churches.

12 cubic ft. and 46 books.

Boston University, School of Theology Library

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Boston University, School of Theology Library

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