William Hobart Hare papers, 1871-1878.

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William Hobart Hare papers, 1871-1878.

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Among other matters, these letters to Bishop William Rollinson Whittingham concern missions in China and Haiti, 1871-1872; Hare's visit to Baltimore and departure for his mission in the Dakotas, 1873; his translation of the Prayer Book into Indian languages; his need of a transfer for health reasons; and various clergy matters.

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