Newberry Library - Kelsey, Henry H., Graham Taylor Incoming Correspondence, 1888-1893

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User-Contributed Transcription but one thing to do I & I did it. [unclear]. [unclear] some of my most judicious men now say that I have done the right thing. wh.is very comforting. R E H[unclear] I think is not reconciled, tho' I had another most satisfactory talk with him. Well. Now we will wait on the Lord for the bestowment of power sufficient to do the great work I feel He has called me to do . I will advertize to you that so far as in me lies, the work shall not be a failure! If the Lord has blessed me here why may I not expect an equal blessing in Hartford. I believe in God, Father, Son & Holy Ghost. Therefore I accepted the

Open book Kelsey, Henry H., Graham Taylor incoming correspondence, 1888-1893

Title Kelsey, Henry H., Graham Taylor Incoming Correspondence, 1888-1893

Date 1888-1893

Language English

Subjects Chicago Daily News, Inc., Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy

Description Works, correspondence, and family papers of minister, social worker, professor, and founder of Chicago Commons settlement house, Graham Taylor.

Archival Collection Title Graham Taylor papers

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Call Number Midwest MS Taylor Box 16 Folder 930

BibID 992819118805867

Rights Status Copyright Not Evaluated

Contributing Institution Newberry Library

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Size 2294px × 3569px 46.88 MB

Filename 992819118805867_midwest_ms_taylor_box_00016_fl_00930_000002.tif

Unique Identifier NL110H7D

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