Box M0072-3
Contains 15 Results:
Manuscript, The Glossolalia Phenomenon, Glossolalia in Perspective—1, January 15, 1966
draft typescript of chapter
Manuscript, The Glossolalia Phenomenon, Glossolalia in Perspective—2, April 21, 1966
draft typescript of chapter
Manuscript, The Glossolalia Phenomenon, Glossolalia: Its Value to the Individual—1, January 15, 1966
draft typescript of chapter; listed under last title
Manuscript, The Glossolalia Phenomenon, Glossolalia: Its Value to the Individual—2, January 15, 1966
draft typescript of chapter; listed under last title
Manuscript, The Glossolalia Phenomenon, Glossolalia: Its Value to the Individual—3
draft typescript of chapter; listed under last title
Manuscript, The Glossolalia Phenomenon, Glossolalia: Its Value to the Individual—4
draft typescript of chapter; listed under last title
Manuscript, The Glossolalia Phenomenon, Drafts and proofs of author biographies, index, etc.
While many unpublished manuscripts naturally find their home in individual, family, or institutional collections, there are other manuscripts in our holdings which do not have such a home. This accruing collection brings intellectual cohesion to those manuscripts that broadly fit our holdings but are not included in other collections because each one might be the only item we have related to a person or a variety of other reasons.
Manuscript, That Baptism of Fire, October 1, 1953
While many unpublished manuscripts naturally find their home in individual, family, or institutional collections, there are other manuscripts in our holdings which do not have such a home. This accruing collection brings intellectual cohesion to those manuscripts that broadly fit our holdings but are not included in other collections because each one might be the only item we have related to a person or a variety of other reasons.
Manuscript, "The Blue Regiment": Anglican Clerics and Revolutionary Ideology, May 1981
Research paper for Doctor of Arts program at University of North Dakota by a graduate of Northwest Bible College
Manuscript, The French Symbolist Movement in Literature; The Symbolism of T.S. Eliot, April 29, 1990
While many unpublished manuscripts naturally find their home in individual, family, or institutional collections, there are other manuscripts in our holdings which do not have such a home. This accruing collection brings intellectual cohesion to those manuscripts that broadly fit our holdings but are not included in other collections because each one might be the only item we have related to a person or a variety of other reasons.