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Letters to Rev. Wm. W. Patton : in reply to certain charges made against the Presbyterian Church and ministry, in the Religious herald, March 6th, 1856

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1856.
Call number: 425974
Creator: Childs, Thomas S (1825-1914)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 22 cm
Associated people: Patton, William W. (1821-1889.)
Associated organization: Calhoun Printing Company.
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What claim has the ministry upon the young men of the church? And, what is a "call" to the ministry? : A prize essay ... Washington, D.C

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A letter, vindicating dissenters from the charge of disloyalty, in reply to the Rev. Wm. L. Fancourt, ... by Robert Jacomb

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293434

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[1911, before Aug.26]. [George Smith Patton, 1856-1927]. Article replying to Clifford Howards' letter regarding Patton's article on women's suffrage in "West Coast Magazine."

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The collection consists of personal and business correspondence, political papers, account books, legal documents, and land papers related to the Patton family, and is particularly focused on the activities of George Smith Patton (1856-1927). Topics covered include railroads, Patton's senate campaign, irrigation, land sales, and the development of the San Marino area. Notable businesses represented in the collection include the Wilmington Transportation Company, Porter Brothers Co., San Gabriel Wine Company, Alhambra Addition Water Company, the Lindsay Water Development Company, Garvey Water Company, Huntington Land and Improvement Company, Banning Company, Pasadena Electric Light and Water Company, and the Santa Catalina Island Company. Notable individuals represented in the collection include Ruth Wilson, Annie Wilson, Anne Wilson Patton, James DeBarth Shorb, George Hugh Smith, Collis P. Huntington, Henry E. Huntington, Arthur J. Hutchinson, William Banning, William Reeves Banning, James P. Donahue, Maria de Jesus Wilson Shorb, William Howard Taft, Frank Putnam Flint, Ellen Banning Ayer, Robert W. Patton, Arvin Harrington Brown, and Benjamin Davis Wilson.

PF 197.

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1887. George Smith Patton, 1856-1927. Address to the voters of the 6th Congressional District of California on the ownership of the Pacific Railroads by the Government…: [printed pamphlet]

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PF 349.

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Address of Rev. Wm. S. Plumer, D.D. in the Second Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia : on the occasion of the funeral of the late Rev. Cornelius C. Cuyler, D.D. September 4th, 1850

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298597

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1911, [after Sep.24]. [George Smith Patton, 1856-1927]. Article in reply to Judge Henry C. Dillon regarding women's suffrage

Manuscripts

PF 198.

Letters to Rev. Wm. W. Patton : in reply to certain charges made against the Presbyterian Church and ministry, in the Religious herald, March 6th, 1856

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