Letters to William Palmer Ladd, 1928-1936.

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Letters to William Palmer Ladd, 1928-1936.

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42 ALS from clergymen and laymen in reply to the invitation of Dean William P. Ladd to attend the Commencement Exercises of the Berkeley Divinity School on June 4, 1936.

0.20 linear ft. (1 box)

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Jones, Frederick Scheetz.

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Ladd, William Palmer, 1870-1941

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Berkeley Divinity School

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Berkeley Divinity School's origins go back to the Anglo-Irish bishop and philosopher George Berkeley, who dreamed of building a seminary in the New World that would express the breadth of the Anglican tradition in new environs. While Berkeley's vision never materialized in his own lifetime, he left his farm in Newport, Rhode Island, and library of theological books to the youthful Yale College in 1733. These books, which formed a core of Yale's early collection, played a significant...