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The Seventh Annual Meeting of the Reorganized Society of Church History

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 January 2009

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Papers of the American Society of Church History , Volume 4 , March 1914 , pp. xii - xx
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Copyright © American Society for Church History 1914

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page xiii note 1 Printed (in English) in the Luthersk Tidsskrift, Bind 9, Hefte 4, Minneapolis April 1914, pp. 97–119.

page xiv note 1 See also Jacobs, H. E., “George Frederick Spieker,” Lutheran Church Review, vol. xxxii., no. 4, 10 1913, pp. 564–571.Google Scholar

page xvii note 1 As the late Samuel Macauley Jackson did not make the continuance of the set mandatory in his will, up to the date of our going to press there is nothing further to report. The manuscripts are in the custody of the Secretary.

page xix note 1 After the death of Dr. Corwin, which occurred on the 22d of June, 1914, his son, Rev. Charles E. Corwin of North Branch, N. J., sent to the Secretary the manuscript, finally entitled by its compiler “The Ministry and Churches of all Denominations in the Middle Colonies (including Maryland and Virginia East of Chesapeake Bay) from the First Settlements until the Year 1800.” It is impossible for the Society to print this long and very valuable list at present, for lack of money.