[Letter] 1876 Dec. 11, Louisville, Ky. to Bro. [John A.] Broadus / James P. Boyce. 1876.

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[Letter] 1876 Dec. 11, Louisville, Ky. to Bro. [John A.] Broadus / James P. Boyce. 1876.

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Boyce was planning for Southern Baptist Theological Seminary's 1877-78 session. "Bro. Kerfoot is willing to be guided by our absolute decision that he must go; but he is of decided opinion that his duty is to stay out one year longer at least and really two." He asks Broadus to consult with Toy, "and perhaps also Whitsitt and decide. If you are not fully decided anyhow to take Kerfoot, it would be best to have a talk with Reynolds and Furman.... The money seems to be all stopped. I shall have to make furthur public appeal for money for professors' salaries of July. At present I have nothing." Boyce has a letter from Williams asking for two hundred dollars. He will try to arrange for it, but he sees "at present no chance for paying others, yet there is a large amount due on salary account from local givers."

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SBTS Library, James P. Boyce Centennial Library

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