[Letter to] Rev. A. A. Phelps, Dear Sir

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[Letter to] Rev A A Phelps, Dear Sir [manuscript] Item Preview H. Cooley writes to Amos A. Phelps to request that his name be appended to the call for a convention to consider the action of the American Board on Slavery.

He gives several others who wish to sign GENERIC RAW BOOK ZIP download. download 1 file. Holograph, signed Title devised by cataloger On verso, the delivery address is "Rev. Amos A. Phelps, Pastor, Congregate Society, Boston." In this letter to Amos A. Phelps, Lawson Kingsbury says that Mr.

David Brigham has been voted out from his parish in Framingham although Mr. David Brigham is determined to stay. Letter, To: "Dear Sir" From: Rev. Thomas Mullin, I.C.B.U. Society, [n.d.]. These materials are owned by the American Catholic Historical Society and maintained at the Catholic Historical Research Center of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia (CHRC) Roosevelt Blvd., Philadelphia, PA.

Letter, To: "Reverend and Dear Father" From: Martin I. Griffin, [n.d.] These materials are owned by the American Catholic Historical Society and maintained at the Catholic Historical Research Center of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia (CHRC) Roosevelt Blvd., Philadelphia, PA.

Title [Letter to] Mr. Phelps, Dear Sir [manuscript] Author: Gunn, Lewis C. (Lewis Carstairs), Keywords: Dear Sir -- Yours of the 11th, is before me, but to give you a satisfactory answer, is out of my power. To be sure, I am acquainted with a number of the persons concerned in the publication, called "Book of Mormon."-- Joseph Smith is a person of very limited abilities in common learning -- but his knowledge of divine things, since the appearance of his book, has astonished many.

Dear Mr. Phelps, You don't know me, but I've heard of you. Last year when I went to the Final Four, I heard that some Westboro Baptist folks would be protesting there, and I thought about making a sign that said, "THESE PEOPLE DO NOT REPRESENT JESUS." I'm so glad I didn't waste my time on a sign.

For a moment he was staggered, but then a happy inspiration seized him, and he made this delightfully ambiguous reply: “My dear Mr. Smith, I have received your book and shall lose no time in reading it.” In the saying was attributed.

To Rev. Joseph Twichell, in Hartford: 14 W. 10TH ST. Jan. 23, ' DEAR JOE,—Certainly. I used to take it in my coffee, but it settled to the bottom in the form of mud, and I had to eat it with a spoon; so I dropped the custom and took my 2 teaspoonfuls in cold milk after breakfast.

Download File TORONTO, U. May 3, Letter (June ) The Latter-day Saints' Messenger and Advocate, Vol.3, No.9, p Tags: More Mormon Writers, John Taylor, Letter, Times and Seasons,REV. and DEAR SIR: The anxious care and solicitude manifested by you to know the will of our heavenly Father concerning the.

Download File “Letter No. ” W. Phelps to Oliver Cowdery. Latter Day Saints’ Messenger and Advocate (Kirtland, Ohio) 2, no. 1 (October ): – Letter No. Dear Brother in the Lord:—My last letter was mainly confined to the book of Mormon, which rarely fails to bring to my mind something about the Indians, whose history and doings, upon this western.

The following ‘Dear John letter’ is written for the Reverend John Wesley, and all who work and worship within his tradition, on the occasion of this pastor’s final day of work with The United Methodist Church: Dear John, I’m leaving you.

It’s not you, it’s me. Rev. Richard Fontana Dear Father Fontana, or, for a business letter, Dear Father Fontana: There's also something about using "the" before "Rev." in mentioning a priest in a newspaper article or the like, but I never got that far.

I knew one bishop who got irritated at being addressed as "Mr." by one of those he served, but that's neither. 19 Responses to ““Dear Sir” and Other Business Conventions” Jeff Short on Decem am “Dear Sir” isn’t so bad, but I have seen not a few business letters that were ended with: Very Truly Yours.

Convention or not, that never seems right. Brad K. The salutation should be Dear Father. To be even more polite, refer to a priest as His Reverence.

If it's a very formal letter, say, "The Reverend Father last name as the salutation or Dear Reverend Father." If you know the priest well, it's either "Dear Father or Dear Father last name." Conclude the letter: "Respectfully yours in Christ, your 64%(60).

Dear Sir: Yours of the 24th February is received and inserted in this No. of the Advocate. When reviewing my letter No. 3, I am lead to conclude, that some expressions contained in it are calculated to call up past scenes, and perhaps, paint them to the mind, in a manner differently than otherwise were it not that you can speak from experience.

An Open Letter to the Rev. Mark Herbener Mark Weber. The following open letter was first published in Christian News, (BoxNew Haven, MO ) a traditionalist Lutheran weekly friendly to Holocaust Revisionism, on Ap In it Mark Weber responded to several letters by the Reverend Mark Herbener, a clergyman of the Association of Evangelical Lutheran.

"DEAR REVEREND" INTRODUCTION 1. I occasionally receive letters or e-mail with the salutation "Dear Reverend " a. From people who are well-intentioned and seek only to show respect b. For this is considered common courtesy and. The English Royal Connection Jean Hendrie was christened 30 Oct to Alexander Hendrie and his wife Jean Robertson in the Parish of Drumoak, Aberdeen, Scotland.

These records 1 establish that William Dugud married Jean Hendrie. 27 OctWilliam Dugud, law full son to William Diuguid, farmer in Aberdeen and Jean Hendrie, Law full daughter to Patrick Hendrie. Washington's letter to Henry Knox, the first secretary of war, is one of about documents, maps, artifacts and artworks on display at the Pierpont Morgan Library, at.

Conclusion Of A Letter To The Rev. C by Mary Time to conclude for I make it a RuleTo leave off all Writing when Con. comes from School. Page/5. Rev. Jeremiah Wright c/o Trinity United Church of Christ West 95th Street Chicago, Illinois Dear Rev. Wright. I will defend your right to say any idiotic thing you like, since the only censorship I believe is moral is self censorship, so I am writing you to politely ask, won’t you please just shut up.

Rev. John Dear. Rev. John Dear is a peace activist and supporter of nuclear disarmament. He has served as executive director of the Fellowship of Reconciliation, the largest and oldest interfaith peace organization in the United States; worked in soup kitchens, shelters and community centers; traveled to war zones around the world, including most recently Iraq; lived.

Volume 6 Chapter 3 [Page 53] Chapter 3 Rev. Joseph Smith. Dear Sir,—I see by the newspapers that there has been a meeting of citizens at Carthage relative to the Mormons, and that several severe resolutions have been passed condemning the conduct of the Mormons.

—William W. Phelps and Colonel Dunham started for Springfield to see. In this most tender and moving letter, Oliver Cromwell bears his soul to John Cotton, a Puritan brother-in-Christ of like precious faith in Christ and pastor of the Church inBoston would be the cradle of Puritanism, and, in memory of the Jesuit Order’s St.

Bartholomew’s Massacre inits attempted invasion of England via the Spanish Armada inits. Letter from A.W. Hayes to "Dear Sir," Decem Hayes requests the book parts of Mary's Birthday. In pencil: "Julia Dean's husband". 5: Photographic portrait of Julia Dean.

5: Letter from Lawrence Hutton to "My Dear Sir," Concerns travels in Edinburgh and London. 5: Portrait of Laura Keene. John Dear (born Aug ) is an American Catholic priest, Christian pacifist, vegetarianism advocate, author and lecturer, and a former member of the Society of has been arrested over 75 times in acts of nonviolent civil disobedience against war, injustice and nuclear weapons as part of his "consistent ethic of nonviolence".

Dear has been nominated several times for the. Removal of Fr. John Dear caps 32 years in the order for the priest, who has been known for protesting a wide range of issues, including U.S. policies on Latin America, nuclear weapons development.

Sir.—I would respectfully solicit your attendance at court in Carthage tomorrow at 12 noon, as witness in case "State of Illinois on complaint of Francis M. Higbee, versus Joseph Smith and others." Dear sir, do not fail me, and oblige your old friend, Joseph Smith, per Willard Richards, Clerk.

S.—Esq. Hugins and co-partner are expected. An Unanswered Letter to Fred Phelps. Christopher L. Jorgensen P.O. Box Ames, IA Fred Phelps, Sr. Westboro Baptist Church SW 12th Topeka, KS Dear Fred Phelps, Sr., I am grateful for crusaders like yourself and find your website “” to be both informative and a righteously riotous good time.

This is Agee’s medium in the letters to Father Flye, which were collected and published originally inseven years after the author’s death. Now Melville House is reissuing the book, Letters of James Agee to Father Flye, complete with the original, moving biographical sketch by Robert Phelps, a cofounder of Grove Press.

Ensign Family Letters to June, Letter #6. From: Abbey Ensign, Nathan Ensign also Ralph Ensign and Isaac's mother Mrs. Mary Tuller Ensign (Mrs. Moses Ensign) To: Isaac Ensign, Forsyth, Georgia. Simsbury Sabbath afternoon Dear Brother, I embrace the present opportunity of writing few lines to you.

In the DeCastro Album, on the same page as the Leigh Hunt letter, is an unpublished letter from Sir Walter Scott, Scottish historical novelist, playwright and poet, to Samuel Shepherd, a British barrister, judge and politician who served as Attorney General for England and Wales and Lord Chief Baron of the Scottish Court of Exchequer, dated 4.

A letter to the Rev. William Goode M.A. showing that the opinions of Cranmer, Ridley, and Bucer, concerning Holy Baptism, were opposed to those contained in a letter of Peter Martyr, lately published by him. on *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. A letter to the Rev.

William Goode M.A. showing that the opinions of Cranmer, Ridley, and Bucer, concerning Holy Manufacturer: London John W. Parker. Dear Sir I received on the 18th. instant your private favor of Dec. and thank you for the confidence you are so good as to repose in me, of which that communication is a proof.

As such it is a gratification to me, because it meets the esteem I have ever borne you. Dear Sir: I received your letter of the 9th and lose no time in making a reply He requested an opinion from me in writing, which, of course, I declined to give, and he then took his leave, taking his paper with him.

[emphasis added] In a letter to Rev. Coit dated April 3,7 Anthon stated: Rev. and Dear Sir. In transferring my canonical relations, your truly "revered predecessor, now resting from his labors," wrote to Bishop De Lancey the following dimissory letter, a copy of which I have happily preserved: "DEAR SIR, The object of this, is to transfer, from the State of Massachusetts to your Diocese, the Rev.

William Croswell. him, my thanks and congratulations for his book. I am on my way to Lowell, tomorrow, and promise myself the pleasure of seeing you. With kindest regards to your father, Your affectionate R.

EMERSON9 Miss Julia D-To ROBERT CARTER, CONCORD, JUNE 4, i Concord, 4 June, I DEAR SIR, One or two errors occurred in the Daily Commonwealth's. Mr. George Wilson, Secretary, New-York. Dear Sir: It is a cause of deep regret that my distance from New-York and my engagements will prevent my joining with other friends of Mr.

Schurz in the fitting celebration of his seventieth birthday. Apart from my personal affection for him, it is no exaggeration to say that, no other public man of the day has, through all his.

Letter, Jesse Smith to Hyrum Smith • 17 June Page 59 Letter from John Whitmer • 29 July Page 52 Letter to Emma Smith • 4 June Page 56 Letter from Newel K.

Whitney • 20 April Page 61 Letter from Emma Smith • 25 April Page 35 Letter from Emma Smith • 3 May Page 35 Letter, Thomas B. Marsh and David W. Patten to Parley P. Pratt • 10 May. This is a better book than the 3 stars suggest, but I feel like there has to be a cap on any book that takes me more than a year to read.

I decided to read Letters to a Young Catholic because I had failed at just about every theology book I had tried to read in the past few years. 12 years of Catholic school (albeit a very long time ago) should be enough to understand them, right?/5.Rev.

John Dear is a longtime activist, and author of 35 books on peace and nonviolence, including his most recent book, They Will Inherit the Earth: Peace and Nonviolence in a Time of Climate works with His other books include: Thomas Merton, Peacemaker; Living Peace: A Spirituality of Contemplation and Action; Jesus the Rebel:.

Dear Sir Richard or Dear Sir Branson or Dear Lady Thatcher Any help would be welcome as I would hate my letter to begin so disrespectfully. I don't like it if a letter comes to me and my name has been mis-spelt, so if I am going to write for information for my project I don't want it binned simply because the opening of the letter: Dear?

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