George DeNormandie Gillespie papers, 1854-1893.

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George DeNormandie Gillespie papers, 1854-1893.

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Correspondence with Bishop William Rollinson Whittingham of Maryland concerning methods for keeping parish records, Gillespie's election as Bishop of Western Michigan, and questions of canon law; together with a printed sermon (1893).

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