Charles Reuben Hale papers, 1867-1886.

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Charles Reuben Hale papers, 1867-1886.

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Papers associated with this scholarly figure range from parish work to international interests: from his ministry (at St. John's Church, Auburn, N.Y., 1873, in New York City, 1874, and in Baltimore at the Church of St. Mary the Virgin and St. Paul's Church, 1875-1885), to his labors for the Russo-Greek Committee and the Mexican Commission of the House of Bishops, 1871-1876, and his European travels. Most of the letters are to Bishop William Rollinson Whittingham. Relations with the Greek and Russian Orthodox Churches are the principal subjects. There are references to negotiations and events in these Churches, and to dignitaries such as the Patriarchs of Antioch and Alexandria, the death of Joachim, Patriarch of Constantinople, 1878, the deposition and exoneration of Cyril II, Patriarch of Jerusalem, for defending Bulgarians, 1877, and affairs of the Armenian Church. Holdings include scholarly papers on liturgy, among them Hale's manuscript An Office for Holy Baptism, arranged from the Mozarabic and Cognate Service Books, intended for publication. Other papers deal with the Church of Jesus in Mexico and its liturgy, 1874. A few letters relate to Hale's travels in Europe, 1875, with comments on William Ewart Gladstone and John Henry Newman. Several letters concern family affairs, financial difficulties, and book collecting. Later items are correspondence with Bishop William Pinkney about a memorial fund for the Reverend Edward B. Pusey in England, and a Baltimore address of 1880 describing European travels.

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