World War, 1914-1918.
Found in 442 Collections and/or Records:
Letter from F.C. Hartshorne to Copeland, 1946-11-03
"...The Bishop and others from time to time ask for information or advice on matters which are supposed to be within my cognizance...."
Letter from F.J. Chipp to Copeland, 1916-01-04
"...We were looking in the 'Church Annual' last night and found that you were in Collingdale...the Richmond affair is most distressing. I hear much pro and con in regard to it...An autocrat is not the noblest work of God...."
Letter from Francis M. Taitt (Diocese of Pennsylvania) to Copeland, 1938-10-28
"...I feel you have served yus so faithfully and so successfully and your editorials are read with such great interest...I should not want to appoint anyone else in your place...."
Letter from Frank D. Gifford (The Divinity School) to Copeland, 1950-02-14
"It is a great pleasure for me personally to notify you that both the Trustees and the Faculty of the Divinity School have voted to confer upon you the degree of Doctor of Divinity...."
Letter from George Thomas to "Sir", 1915-04-21
"At a meeting of the vestry held last evening it was unanimously resolved that the sec'y write you asking if you would accept a call to the Rectorship of Christ Church, Pittsford...."
Letter from Harry Emerson Fosdick to Copeland, 1922-11-21
"...I fear that I'm getting a reputation for martyrdom much more than I deserve...."
Letter from J. A. Montgomery to "Sir", 1917-06-13
"Congress has made provisions for Chaplains for all the regiments in the new Army of 500,000 men which is to be mobilized in the late Summer...."
Letter from ["J---"] to Copeland, 1924-04-23
"...I was glad to hear about the election. Had I been in Philadelphia my vote would have gone for Bishop Garland as the best available man...."
Letter from "J.B." to Copeland, 1923-01-08
"...I have been in bed ever since I came home from the hospital a day or two after I wrote you. A headache generally follows a lumbar puncture...."
Letter from J.O. Miller to his father, 1918-05-01
Written from Camp Travis, Texas. "...Everything is about the same here, and it gets kind of old too. However, I have a good job now. I am Supply Sgt. and mechanic for the Liaison School which is a school for the whole division for the purpose of learning the different branches of services, the use of Signal Corps Works, that takes in all officers and men in Camp Travis...."