Mark Antony De Wolfe Howe papers, 1853-1881.

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Mark Antony De Wolfe Howe papers, 1853-1881.

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Correspondence with Bishop William Rollinson Whittingham, both before and after Howe became bishop, 1871. Subjects include proposed amendments to the Constitution of the Episcopal Church regarding the House of Bishops and trials of clergymen; affairs of the Committee on Psalmody and Hymnody of the Church; and Howe's declining election as Missionary Bishop of Nevada, 1866. Letters about his election as Bishop of Central Pennsylvania are followed by correspondence concerning several clergymen, including the Reverend William Paret (later Bishop of Maryland) and Bishop William H. Hare.

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