The Gettysburg College–Gilder Lehrman MA in American History: Apply now and join us for Fall 2024 courses
22 April 1937
Anderson, Alexander P., 1862-1943
to Horace C. Tracy
Anderson was a scientist. In old age, Anderson writes a meandering letter, apparently in response to Tracy's asking for an autograph or opinion.
GLC05508.020
24 May 1931
D'Arcy, Charles Frederick, 1859-1938
to Mr. Gaskell
The Bishop of Armagh discusses a series of questions and answers on science and religion, the nature of God, and the creation and Christ. He mentions that the purpose of his book, "God in Science," is to answer the modern theological question about...
GLC05508.022
17 October 1934
DuPont, Pierre Samuel, 1870-1954
to George Vaughan
Responding to a letter written by Vaughan, DuPont sees the general failure of religious teaching as an evil to be combatted. He admits that he may not be the best person to offer advice since he does not attend church, but asserts that he is a...
GLC05508.091
21 May 1931
Dunedin, Herbert, fl. 1931
to Edwin Gaskell
When asked how to explain God to a child, Dunedin rhetorically asks if it would "not be enough to tell a child that God is his Creator...the author and giver of all good." He says to demonstrate unseen forces by wind, electricity, and thoughts. He...
GLC05508.093
1934-1943
Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964
Typewritten speech [Decimalized .01- .05]
3 page speech (with corrections) attacking financiers, accompanied by four TLS: 1) to Lawrence Richey, 7/2/1934; 2) to Lewis L. Strauss, 2/8/1943; 3) to Lewis L. Strauss, 10/22/1943; and 4) to Lewis L. Strauss, 11/1/1943, 5) Speech.
GLC07366
Showing results 556 - 560