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Letter: Daniel W. Howell to John Franklin Goucher, March 21, 1917

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Letter from Daniel W. Howell, Corresponding Secretary of the General Deaconess Board of the Methodist Episcopal Church, to John Franklin Goucher concerning the extent of expenditures of the Woman's Home Missionary Society in the education of African American people in the United States.
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Baltimore-Washington Conference Archives, Lovely Lane United Methodist Church, Baltimore, Maryland

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Keywords

  1. Clergy
  2. Correspondence
  3. Goucher, John Franklin, 1845 1922
  4. History
  5. Methodist Church
  6. Methodist Church (U.S.)
  7. Methodist Episcopal Church Woman's Missionary Society

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