TABLE OF CONTENTS Series Summary
Scope and Contents of the Series
Arrangement of Series
Index Terms
Administrative Information
Detailed Description of the Series
Subseries 5.1: Morehouse College, 1944-1962
Subseries 5.2: Crozer Theological Seminary, 1941-1951
Subseries 5.3: Boston University, 1951-1955
1.1 Correspondence: General: A-D
1.1 Correspondence: General: E-K
1.1 Correspondence: General: L-R
1.1 Correspondence: General: S-Z
1.2 Correspondence: Letters, Telegrams and
Cards Received After Stabbing in Harlem
1.3 Correspondence: Condolences and
Letters Received After Assassination
1.4 Correspondence: Unidentified
2. Writings by Martin Luther King, Jr.
3. Writings by Others
4. Research Notes
5. Education Materials
6. Southern Christian Leadership Conference Organizational Records
7. Montgomery Improvement Association
Organizational Records
8. Dexter Avenue Baptist Church Organizational
Records
9. Ebenezer Baptist Church Organizational
Records
10. Financial Records
11. Legal Materials
12. Printed Materials
13. Photographs
14. Artwork
15.Memorabilia
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Morehouse College Martin Luther King Jr.
Collection
Series 5: Education Materials
Robert W. Woodruff Library of the Atlanta
University Center
Repository: Robert W. Woodruff Library of the Atlanta
University Center
Creator: Martin Luther King, Jr.
Collection Number: Series 5
Title: Series 5: Education
Materials
Date: 1941-1962
Quantity: 1.5 linear
feet
The series is comprised of papers from the academic career of
Martin Luther King, Jr. Included are class notes,
exams, assignments, vocabulary lists, and the dissertation written during the
course of his studies. Correspondence, course syllabi, transcripts,
bibliographies, and study aids provide further insight into King’s education.
The series also contains materials from the institutions he attended, such as
brochures, policy documents, a bulletin, and a program from his doctoral
graduation. In addition, there are documents related to the course King taught
at
Morehouse College from 1961 to 1962.
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Arrangement of the Series
The series is arranged into three subseries: 1. Morehouse College; 2.
Crozer Theological Seminary; and 3. Boston University.
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| Names: |
| King, Martin Luther, Jr.,
1929-1968. |
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| Tillich, Paul,
1886-1965. |
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| Wieman, Henry Nelson,
1884-1975. |
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| Boston
University. |
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| Crozer Theological
Seminary. |
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| Harvard
University. |
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| Morehouse College (Atlanta,
Ga.) |
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| University of
Pennsylvania. |
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| Subjects: |
| Bible. |
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| Christianity. |
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| Education. |
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| Philosophy. |
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| Preaching. |
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| Religion. |
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| Theology. |
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| Atlanta (Ga.) |
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| Boston (Mass.) |
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| Chester (Pa.) |
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Restrictions on Access: Access is restricted to digital surrogates available in the Archives and
Special Collections Department of the Robert W. Woodruff Library. Restrictions on Use: All documents in this collection either are protected by copyright or
are the property Morehouse College, and/or the copyright holder as appropriate.
Permission to consult the Morehouse College Martin Luther King, Jr. Collection
does not automatically include permission to publish from the Collection.
Permission to publish or quote from previously unpublished materials or from
materials under copyright must first be obtained from the copyright holder.
Requests for permission to publish any of Dr. King’s copyrighted speeches,
sermons, books or other writings, in whole or in part, shall be addressed to
Intellectual Properties Management, Inc., 449 Auburn Ave., Atlanta, Georgia,
30312. Preferred Citation Method: Materials should be cited as: The Morehouse
College Martin Luther King, Jr. Collection at the Robert W. Woodruff Library of
the Atlanta University Center, Inc. Researchers are encouraged to
furnish the Archives with a copy of any publication that cites materials from
the Collection.
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Morehouse College, 1944-1962
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The subseries consists of materials from courses
Martin Luther King, Jr. took at
Morehouse College, administrative documents,
and papers related to his teaching a seminar in Social Philosophy. Included are
annotated blue book exams, class notes, lists of exam questions, and a short
essay about history. There are also typed notes about philosophy from the
summer of 1946 that appear to have been taken by someone else since King did
not take a philosophy class until 1947-1948. A brochure with 55 Facts about
Morehouse and form letter from the Department of Dormitory Life about finding
employment provide information about the college and its activities. King’s
official transcript, reproduced in 1950, indicates his early struggles with
academic work. The subseries also contains outlines, notes, a class role, and
two sets of exam questions from the Seminar in Social Philosophy King taught
during the 1961-1962 school year, focusing on several prominent philosophers
and their theories. Also included are bibliographies and reading lists prepared
by
Kenneth Underwood that may have been used in
preparation for the course.
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| | Math Calculations, circa
1944-1945 (autograph manuscript unsigned, 1p) |
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another blank sheet of notebook paper, were found inside the front cover of
Ernest Lloyd Mackie and Vinton Asbury Holyle's
Elementary College
Mathematics, 1940. |
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| | Science Notes, circa
1944-1945 (autograph manuscript unsigned, 2pp) |
| | | Processing Information: This note was found on p.
331 of James Harvey Robinson's
History of Europe, Our
Own Times: the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries, the Opening of the
Twentieth Century, the World War, and Recent..., 1927. |
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| | Essay on History, circa
1944-1948 (autograph manuscript unsigned, 2pp) |
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| | Class Notes: French, 1945
September-1947 May (autograph manuscript unsigned, 1p) |
| | | Language: Text in English and French. |
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| | Blue Book Examination: Bible, 1946 March 26 (autograph manuscript signed with annotations by
George D. Kelsey, 8 pp) |
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| | Class Notes: Philosophy (Ethics), 1946
July-August (carbon copy with annotations in unknown hand,
36pp) |
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| | Blue Book Examination: Bible, 1946
September-1947 May (autograph manuscript signed with annotations by
George D. Kelsey, 9pp) |
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| | Class Notes: Bible, 1946
September-1947 May (autograph manuscript unsigned, 33pp) |
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| | Exam Questions: Bible 252, 1946
September-1947 May (typed document unsigned with annotations by Martin Luther
King, Jr., 9pp) |
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| | Blue Book Examination: Bible, 1946 December 3 (autograph manuscript signed with annotations by
George D. Kelsey, 6pp) |
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| | Exam Questions: English 312 American Literature, Mr.
Heimsath, 1947 May (typed document unsigned, 1p) |
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| | Blue Book Examination: Bible, 1947 May 23 (autograph manuscript signed with annotations by
George D. Kelsey, 6pp) |
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| | Outline of Greek Literature, circa
1947-1948 (autograph manuscript unsigned, 2pp) |
| | | Processing Information: This handwritten chart was
found between pages 704 and 705 of Whitney Jennings Oates and Charles
Theophilus Murphy's Greek Literature in
Translation, 1946. |
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| | Form Letter to Seniors from
William M. Nix, 1948 March 4 (mimeograph, 1p with enclosure "Placement Counseling
Service", mimeograph, 3pp) |
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| | Official Transcript, 1950 November 7 (photostat, 1p) |
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| | "Suggested Basic Reading in Sociology of Religion"
Instructor
Kenneth Underwood, 1952-1953 (typed document unsigned, 2pp) |
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| | "Basic Bibliography and Outline for the Sociology of
Religion" Instructor
Kenneth Underwood, circa
1952-1953 (typed document unsigned, 6pp) |
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| | "Bibliography on The Church and Economic Life" compiled
by
Kenneth Underwood, circa
1952-1953 (typed document unsigned with annotation in unknown hand,
6pp) |
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| | "Suggested Basic Reading in Religion and the American
Press" [Kenneth Underwood], circa
1952-1953 (typed document unsigned with annotation in unknown hand,
1p) |
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| | Fifty-five Facts about
Morehouse, circa
1953-1955 (brochure with annotations by Martin Luther King, Jr.,
11pp) |
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| | "Bibliography: The Responsibility of the College and
University for Developing Public Leaders" prepared by
Kenneth Underwood, circa 1960 (typed document unsigned with annotations in unknown hand,
8pp) |
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| | Outline of Lecture in Social Philosophy, 1961 October 3 (autograph manuscript unsigned, 3pp) |
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| | Class Roll: Seminary in Social Philosophy, 1961-1962 (autograph manuscript signed, 1p) |
| | | Related Archival Materials: For the official class
roll, see the Martin Luther King, Jr. Collection at the Howard Gotlieb Archival
Research Center at Boston University. |
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| | Notes for Seminar in Social Philosophy, 1961-1962 (autograph manuscript unsigned, 10pp) |
| | | Related Archival Materials: For additional notes on
this course, see the Martin Luther King, Jr. Collection at the Howard Gotlieb
Archival Research Center at Boston University. |
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| | Notes on
Augustine and
Aquinas, 1961-1962 (autograph manuscript unsigned, 3pp) |
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| | Outline of Seminar in Social Philosophy: First
Semester, 1961-1962 (autograph manuscript unsigned, 1p) |
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| | Outline of Seminar in Social Philosophy: First
Semester, 1961-1962 (typed manuscript unsigned with annotation in unknown
hand, 1p) |
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| | "What Is Justice?": Outline of Lecture in Social
Philosophy, 1961-1962 (autograph manuscript unsigned, 4pp) |
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| | Semester Examination: Seminar in Social
Philosophy, 1962 January 25 (typed document unsigned with annotations by Martin Luther
King, Jr., 1p [9 copies]) |
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| | Final Examination: Social Philosophy, 1962 May 29 (autograph and typed documents unsigned with annotations
by Martin Luther King, Jr., 3pp) |
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Crozer Theological Seminary, 1941-1951
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The subseries contains papers from King’s theological coursework,
bibliographic resources, records about the seminary, and other documents
related to this stage of his education. Class notes, essays, sermon outlines,
exam questions, and reports discuss several topics including worship, public
service, the Old Testament, theology, ministry, philosophy, Christianity,
science, esthetics, and ethics. One of his classes, the Problems of Esthetics,
was taken at
University of Pennsylvania. Along with these
manuscripts are pamphlets, bibliographies, and other items presumably used in
his classes on Public Worship, the Ministers Use of Radio, and Christian
Theology. As a student, King appears to have used the
Filco Memory-O-Matic system,
Filco Reference Library, a filing system for
illustrations, and lists of books selected by Bucknell Librarian
Edward C. Starr to conduct research and
organize citations. The subseries also has his transcript of record,
comprehensive examinations instructions, a brochure about the seminary, an
order of service for the student chapel, and volume 42, number 3 of The
Bulletin. In addition, there are King’s Graduate Record Exam scores, an
announcement for pulpit robes, and religious book club order forms.
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| | "Worship: A Selected Bibliography (In English)" prepared
by
Willie L. Buffington, 1941 May (mimeograph with annotations by Martin Luther King, Jr.,
16pp) |
| | | See also course materials in Proceedings: First Assembly of
the World Council of Churches and Class Notes: Public Worship. |
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| | Class Notes: Introduction to the Old
Testament, 1948
September-November (autograph manuscript unsigned, 123pp) |
| | | Related Archival Materials: For related coursework,
see the Martin Luther King, Jr. Collection at the Howard Gotlieb Archival
Research Center at Boston University. |
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| | "Preaching Ministry", 1948
September-November (autograph manuscript signed with annotations by
Robert E. Keighton, 6pp) |
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| | "Hints on Religious Music for Radio" by
Charles H. Schmitz, 1948 (booklet, 24pp) |
| | | See also course materials in Class Notes: The Minister's Use
of the Radio, "Religious Broadcasts Survey" compiled by
Earl W. Bloomquist, Jr. and Exam Questions:
The Minister's Use of the Radio. |
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| | Proceedings: First Assembly of the World Council of
Churches, 1948 (pamphlet with annotations by Martin Luther King, Jr.,
58pp) |
| | | See also course materials in "Worship: A Selected
Bibliography (In English)" prepared by
Willie L. Buffington and Class Notes: Public
Worship. |
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| | "The Weaknesses of Liberal Theology", 1948 (typed manuscript signed with annotations in unknown hand,
3pp) |
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| | "The Weaknesses of Liberal Theology", circa 1948 (autograph manuscript signed with annotations in unknown
hand, 3pp) |
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| | "Karl Barth", 1948-1950 (typed manuscript signed with annotations by
Robert E. Keighton, 3pp) |
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| | "The Limitation of Experience", 1948-1950 (autograph manuscript signed with annotations by
Robert E. Keighton, 3pp) |
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| | Sermon Conclusions: "Facing Life's Inescapables"; "The
House We are Building"; "The Misuse of Prayer"; "Success In Life"; "Life Is
What You Make It", 1948-1950 (autograph manuscript signed with annotations by
Robert E. Keighton, 4pp) |
| | | See also later version of "Facing Life's Inescapables" and
an outline of "The Misuse of Prayer" in Subseries 2.2.: Writings by Martin
Luther King, Jr.: Sermons. |
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| | Sermon Introductions: "Why Religion?"; "Life Is What You
Make It"; "Civilization's Great Need"; "The Effects Of Conversion"; "What Is
Man?", 1948-1950 (autograph manuscript signed with annotations by
Robert E. Keighton, 4pp) |
| | | See also later versions of "Civilization's Great Need" and
"What is Man?" in Subseries 2.2.: Writings by Martin Luther King, Jr.:
Sermons. |
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| | Sermon Sketches: I. "The Assurance of Immortality"; II.
"Beyond Asceticism"; III. "Almost Persuaded"; IV. "Looking Toward The Hills";
V. "The Misused Covenant", 1948-1950 (autograph manuscript signed with annotations by
Robert E. Keighton, 4pp) |
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| | Sermon Sketches: I. "Life is what you make it"; II.
"Righteousness First"; III. "Facing life's Inescapables", 1948-1950 (autograph manuscript signed with annotations by
Robert E. Keighton, 3pp) |
| | | See also later manuscript of "Facing Life's Inescapables" in
Subseries 2.2.: Writings by Martin Luther King, Jr.: Sermons. |
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| | "Will Capitalism Survive?", 1948-1950 (typed manuscript signed with annotations by
Robert E. Keighton, 3pp) |
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| | "Filing System for Illustrations", 1948-1951 (mimeograph, 16pp) |
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| | Marriage Record (blank), circa
1948-1951 (form, 1p) |
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| | "The Ministry As It Looks to Me", 1948-1951 (autograph manuscript unsigned, 1p) |
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| | Orders for
Bentley and Simon Pulpit Robes, 1948-1951 (leaflet, 1p) |
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| | "The Philosophy of Life Undergirding Christianity and
the Christian Ministry" (fragment), 1948-1951 (autograph manuscript unsigned, 1p) |
| | | See also "God's Relation to the World" in Subseries 2.1:
Writings by Martin Luther King, Jr.: Sermons. |
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| | "The Philosophy of Life Undergirding Xity. and the Xn.
Ministry" Outline, 1948-1951 (autograph manuscript unsigned, 2pp) |
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| | "The Philosophy of Life Undergirding Christianity and
the Christian Ministry" Outline, 1948-1951 (autograph manuscript unsigned, 1p) |
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| | "The Purpose of Religion", 1948-1951 (autograph manuscript signed with annotations in unknown
hand, 3pp) |
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| | Religious Book Club, 1948-1951 (forms, 2pp) |
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| | "Science and Religion", 1948-1951 (typed manuscript unsigned, 2pp) |
| | | See also outline of "Science and Religion" in Subseries
2.2.: Writings by Martin Luther King, Jr.: Sermons. |
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| | "Three Stages of Life", 1948-1951 (autograph manuscript unsigned, 1p) |
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| | Crozer Theological Seminary, circa
1948-1951 (brochure, 12pp) |
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| | Class Notes: Public Worship, 1949
September-November (autograph manuscript unsigned, 11pp) |
| | | See also course materials in "Worship: A Selected
Bibliography (In English)" prepared by
Willie L. Buffington and Proceedings: First
Assembly of the World Council of Churches. |
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| | "An Order For the Baptism of Adults", 1949
November-1950 February (autograph manuscript signed with annotations by
Robert E. Keighton, 4pp) |
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| | Bibliography: Christian Theology, circa
1949-1950 (typed manuscript unsigned, 52pp) |
| | | Related Archival Materials: For an additional copy,
see the Martin Luther King, Jr. Collection at the Howard Gotlieb Archival
Research Center at Boston University. |
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| | Filco Memory-O-Matic System, circa
1949-1951 (forms with annotations by Martin Luther King, Jr.,
115pp) |
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| | Filco Memory-O-Matic: Religion
88, circa
1949-1951 (forms with annotations by Martin Luther King, Jr.,
19pp) |
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| | Filco Reference Library Service
(blank), circa
1949-1951 (forms, 3pp) |
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| | Crozer Theological Seminary Student Chapel:
Order of Service, 1950 January 27 (mimeograph, 2pp) |
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| | "The Pastor and His Reference Library" by
Edward C. Starr, 1950 June (mimeograph, 2pp) |
| | | See also later version of this bibliography in this
subseries. |
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| | Crozer Seminary
Bulletin, Vol. 42, No. 3, 1950 July (pamphlet with underlining, 8pp) |
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| | Comprehensive Examinations, 1950 September (mimeograph, 12pp) |
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| | Class Notes: The Minister's Use of the Radio, 1950
September-November (autograph manuscript unsigned, 4pp) |
| | | See also course materials in "Hints on Religious Music for
Radio" by
Charles H. Schmitz, "Religious Broadcasts
Survey" compiled by
Earl W. Bloomquist, Jr. and Exam Questions:
The Minister's Use of the Radio. |
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| | Class Notes: Problems of Esthetics (taken at
University of Pennsylvania), 1950-1951 (autograph manuscript unsigned, 27pp) |
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| | "Religious Broadcasts Survey" compiled by
Earl W. Bloomquist, Jr., 1950
September-November (mimeograph, 7pp) |
| | | See also course materials in "Hints on Religious Music for
Radio" by
Charles H. Schmitz, Class Notes: The
Minister's Use of the Radio, and Exam Questions: The Minister's Use of the
Radio. |
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| | Exam Questions: The Minister's Use of the
Radio, 1950 November 20 (carbon copy, 1p) |
| | | See also course materials in "Hints on Religious Music for
Radio" by
Charles H. Schmitz, Class Notes: The
Minister's Use of the Radio, and "Religious Broadcasts Survey" compiled by
Earl W. Bloomquist, Jr.. |
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| | Transcript of Record, 1950 December 6 (typed document signed, 1p) |
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| | Class Notes: Theological Integration, 1950
November-1951 February (autograph manuscript unsigned, 6pp) |
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| | Class Notes: Christian Social Philosophy II, 1951
February-May (autograph manuscript unsigned, 53pp) |
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| | Class Notes: Christianity and Society, 1951
February-May (autograph manuscript unsigned, 6pp) |
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| | Classmates Papers: Christian Social Philosophy
II, 1951
February-May (mimeographs with annotations in unknown hand,
21pp) |
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| | "Jacques Martin", 1951
February-May (mimeograph, 2pp [3 copies]) |
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| | "Science Surpasses The Social Order", 1951
February-May (typed manuscript unsigned with annotations in unknown
hand, 2pp) |
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| | Syllabus: Christian Social Philosophy II by
Kenneth L. Smith, 1951
February-May (mimeograph with annotations in unknown hand,
5pp) |
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| | Graduate Record Examination, 1951 March 6 (typed document unsigned, 4pp with envelope) |
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| | "The Pastor and His Reference Library" by
Edward C. Starr, 1951 April 15 (mimeograph, 3pp) |
| | | See also earlier version of this bibliography in this
subseries. |
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Boston University, 1951-1955
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The subseries is comprised of papers from
Martin Luther King, Jr.’s classes, documents
about doctoral graduation requirements, and materials pertaining to his
dissertation. There are class notes, exam questions, vocabulary words, an
outline of a paper, and a syllabus. Also included is the registrar’s letter and
transcript from
Harvard University regarding King’s credits
for “Philosophy of
Plato: Introductory” and “The Philosophy of
Whitehead”, regulations for Ph.D. students in
Systematic Theology, and letters from the registrar describe prerequisites,
outline of study, language examinations, required readings, dissertation
guidelines, formal degree requirements, and related instructions. In an
incomplete, annotated draft of King’s dissertation and the subsequent printed
abstract, King compares the conceptions of God put forth by
Paul Tillich and
Henry Nelson Wieman. The subseries also
includes a letter from
Wieman about King’s dissertation research and
his manuscript about spiritual values and problem of religion in education.
Additionally, there are programs from the graduation ceremony where King
received his doctorate, a paper by
Thomas Pugh for the
Dialectical Society King participated in, and
letter from
Crozer Theological Seminary regarding his
fellowship grant for 1951-1952.
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| | Letter from
Sankey L. Blanton (Crozer Theological Seminary) to
Martin Luther King, Jr., 1951 October 3 (typed letter signed, 1p with envelope) |
| | | Related Archival Materials: For related
correspondence, see the Martin Luther King, Jr. Collection at the Howard
Gotlieb Archival Research Center at Boston University. |
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| | Final Examination Questions: German 152, 1951-1953 (mimeograph with annotations by
Martin Luther King, Jr., 2pp) |
| | | Language: Text in English and
German. |
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| | Notes: German Vocabulary, 1951-1953 (autograph manuscript unsigned, 38pp) |
| | | Language: Text in English and
German. |
| | | Related Archival Materials: For related vocabulary
words, see the Martin Luther King, Jr. Collection at the Howard Gotlieb
Archival Research Center at Boston University. |
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| | Special Regulations for the Ph.D. in Theological Studies
with Concentration in Systematic Theology, 1951-1953 (mimeograph with annotations by Martin Luther King, Jr.,
4pp) |
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| | "The Dialectical Character of
Niebuhr's Thought And His Attitude Toward
Current Social System, 1951-1954 (photocopy of typed manuscript unsigned, 2pp) |
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| | Notes:
Christianity and Our
World by
John C. Bennett, 1952
January-May (autograph manuscript unsigned, 1p) |
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| | Class Notes: Seminar in History of
Philosophy, 1952 September-1953
January (autograph manuscript unsigned, 4pp) |
| | | Related Archival Materials: For related course
materials, see the Martin Luther King, Jr. Collection at the Howard Gotlieb
Archival Research Center at Boston University. |
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| | "Suffering: A Psychological Interpretation" by
Thomas Pugh, circa
1952-1954 (typed manuscript unsigned with annotations by Martin
Luther King, Jr., 15pp) |
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| | Letter from
Lois Ryan (Harvard University) to
Martin Luther King, Jr., 1953 August 13 (typed letter signed, 1p with enclosure "Transcript for
Special Student in 1952-1953", 1p and with envelope) |
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| | Letter from
Henry Nelson Wieman to
Martin Luther King, Jr., 1953 August 14 (typed letter signed, 1p with envelope) |
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| | "Moral and Spiritual Values in Education" by
Henry Nelson Wieman, circa 1953 August (mimeograph, 44pp) |
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| | Form Letter to Graduate School Faculty and Candidates
for the Ph.D. Degree from
Bessie A. Ring, 1953 October 9 (typed letter unsigned, 1p with enclosure "Regulations on
the Preparation of the Dissertation for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy",
1953 April, 6pp) |
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| | Qualifying Examination Questions: Theology of the
Bible, 1953 October 27 (typed document unsigned with annotations by
Martin Luther King, Jr., 1p) |
| | | Related Archival Materials: For the qualifying
examination answers, see the Martin Luther King, Jr. Collection at the Howard
Gotlieb Archival Research Center at Boston University. |
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| | Form Letter to All Possible Candidates for the Degree of
Doctor of Philosophy in June or August 1954 from
Bessie A. Ring, 1953 December 7 (typed letter unsigned, 1p with enclosure "Application for
Degree", 1p) |
| | | Related Archival Materials: For the additional copy
of this correspondence, see the Martin Luther King, Jr. Collection at the
Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center at Boston University. |
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| | Syllabus: Problems of Philosophy by
Peter A. Bertocci, 1953 (mimeograph with annotation in unknown hand,
37pp) |
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| | Partial Draft of Table of Contents of Dissertation "A
Comparison of the Conceptions of God in the Thinking of
Paul Tillich and
Henry Nelson Wieman", 1953-1955 (carbon copy with annotations by Martin Luther King, Jr.,
3pp) |
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| | Draft of Chapter I of Dissertation "A Comparison of the
Conceptions of God in the Thinking of
Paul Tillich and
Henry Nelson Wieman", 1953-1955 (carbon copy with annotations by Martin Luther King, Jr.,
9pp) |
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| | Draft of Chapter II of Dissertation "A Comparison of the
Conceptions of God in the Thinking of
Paul Tillich and
Henry Nelson Wieman", 1953-1955 (carbon copy with annotations by Martin Luther King, Jr.,
45pp) |
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| | Draft of Chapter III of Dissertation "A Comparison of
the Conceptions of God in the Thinking of
Paul Tillich and
Henry Nelson Wieman", 1953-1955 (carbon copy with annotations by Martin Luther King, Jr.,
1p) |
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| | Draft of Chapter IV of Dissertation "A Comparison of the
Conceptions of God in the Thinking of
Paul Tillich and
Henry Nelson Wieman", 1953-1955 (carbon copy with annotations by Martin Luther King, Jr.,
69pp) |
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| | Draft of Chapter V of Dissertation "A Comparison of the
Conceptions of God in the Thinking of
Paul Tillich and
Henry Nelson Wieman", 1953-1955 (carbon copy with annotations by Martin Luther King, Jr.,
54pp) |
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| | Draft of Chapter VI of Dissertation "A Comparison of the
Conceptions of God in the Thinking of
Paul Tillich and
Henry Nelson Wieman", 1953-1955 (carbon copy with annotations by Martin Luther King, Jr.,
6pp) |
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| | Draft of Bibliography of Dissertation "A Comparison of
the Conceptions of God in the Thinking of
Paul Tillich and
Henry Nelson Wieman", 1953-1955 (carbon copy with annotations by Martin Luther King, Jr.,
11pp) |
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| | Draft of Bibliography of Dissertation "A Comparison of
the Conceptions of God in the Thinking of
Paul Tillich and
Henry Nelson Wieman", 1953-1955 (autograph manuscript unsigned with annotations by Martin
Luther King, Jr., 2pp) |
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| | Draft of Bibliography of Dissertation "A Comparison of
the Conceptions of God in the Thinking of
Paul Tillich and
Henry Nelson Wieman", 1953-1955 (typed manuscript unsigned with annotations by Martin
Luther King, Jr., 9pp) |
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| | Boston University Graduation
Exercises, 1955 June 5 (program, 47pp [2 copies]) |
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| | Abstract of Dissertation: "A Comparison of the
Conceptions of God in the Thinking of
Paul Tillich and
Henry Nelson Wieman" by
Martin Luther King, Jr., 1955 (pamphlet, 4pp [10 copies]) |
| | | Related Archival Materials: For the additional
copies of the abstract, see the Martin Luther King, Jr. Collection at the
Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center at Boston University. |
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