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September 2001
Bibliography--Archival Sources
Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, Archives 21404, Letter from Samuel Stillman to President Asa Messer recommending that William Carey receive a Doctor of Divinity degree, September 1, 1806:
Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, Archives, A 1526, Letter from William Carey to his son William at Cutwa, November 25, 1812:
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[added: September 25, 2001]
Widow Wallis House, Kettering, Northamptonshire, England, late nineteenth century
William Carey, "The Shoemaker Who Became 'The Father and Founder of Modern Missions'"
William Carey and Brahmin Pundit (1887 version)
Serampore College (1887 version)
Interior of Lal Bazaar Chapel, Calcutta
William Carey's Tomb, Serampore
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The Baptist Encyclopedia (1883) Page
"Chaplin, Jeremiah." Vol. I, p. 203 Vol. I, p. 204
"Stillman, Samuel." Vol. II, p. 1107 Vol. II, p. 1108 Vol. II, p. 1109
"Wayland, Francis." Vol. II, p. 1220 Vol. II, p. 1221 Vol. II, p. 1222
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William Carey web-site "academic anchor" for WCC
Written by the co-directors of the Center for Study of the Life and Work of William Carey, D.D. (1761-1834) and Published in The Cobbler, the student newspaper at William Carey College, this article focuses on the identity and function of the Carey Center. For smaller images that load quicker, click below:
The Cobbler Masthead and Article Text
[added: September 29, 2001]
Created: September 10, 2001 Updated: September 28, 2001