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Correspondence concerning the residence (Villa dar el Beida) and regarding rent, the condition of the house, etc., and the search for alternative accommodation (1961-68); and extracts from the minutes of the Estimates and Property SC (1931-36). There is also a dossier describing the specifications for work to be performed at a Society property (in French).

Scope and Contents ff.II + 226 + I; 272 x 190mm; text size circa 170 x 125mm; 30 lines in 2 columns, 170 x 55mm; on rather thick parchment; with front and back flyleaves of paper, in a tooled white leather binding with two clasps from back to front.Collation: 1(12) (wants 1), 2-18(12); 19(12) conjoined pairs 1 and 12; 2 and 11, 3 and 6; 4 and 7; 5 and 8; 9 and 10. Ruled by purple ink and pricking with red ink for running head titles and leaf numbers; blue and red for first letter in each verse, with...

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Correspondence, regarding the Trinitarian Bible Society and versions. There is correspondence with J. Inglis, G. Monod, W. D. Kirkpatrick, R. Stewart, C. G. Talmage, and E. Tomlinson. The papers also include a copy of a letter from C. Perignon to Dr. Bullinger (in French); a cutting from Christian World (1885); and 'A Refutation of a speech and pamphlet of the Rev. Dr. Wright', a pamphlet of the Trinitarian Bible Society (1885).

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Typescript, 'Hatti-humayoun (du 18 Fevrier 1856 - 10 Dzemaziul Ahir 1272)', 8 pages , in French. There is an Introduction followed by 38 numbered sections on the freedom and rights of Christians.

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Annual reports for the SE Europe Agency, and some correspondence.

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Text of 9 talks, with some articles.

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Editions of the 'Bible Society News Sheet of Equatorial Africa, Madagascar and Mauritius'. There are Nos. 1-16 (Mar. 1932 to Christmas 1939) in English, with some duplicates; and Nos. 2-12 in French. At the front are many copies of an undated page describing W.J. Wiseman and his appointment as Secretary for Equatorial Africa.

Scope and Contents The Agency covered Angola, Belgian Congo, French Cameroun, French Equatorial Africa, Gold Coast, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Madagascar and Seychelles, Mauritius, Nigeria, Nyasaland, North Rhodesia, Sierra Leone, Tanganyika, Uganda, and Zanzibar. The papers consist of letters to the Agency Secretary, W.J. Mowll or (from 1937) W.J. Wiseman, and from the Secretary to correspondents living in the Agency countries or in the U.K. The correspondence is divided into regional files of letters arranged by...

Scope and Contents Papers were transferred from Istanbul to London in several sections over the yers 1979 to 1982, and were divided into two main sections of 'general correspondence' (Boxes 1-5) and 'correspondence with the field' (Boxes 5-7). The first section contains mainly correspondence between the Agency and officials of the BFBS London, with some additional letters and papers. The second section contains incoming letters from representatives, with reports from depots and colporteurs. The papers are...

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Include some articles.

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Include some articles.

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Much of the correspondence is between J. H. Ritson, Frederick Freeman, and Huntingdon Stone. Includes a memorial in both French and English of 22 Jan. 1913 to E. Venizelos, Prime Minister of Greece, and a second letter of the same date.