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Letter To Philander Chase, Rev. W. Ward
Letter To Philander Chase, Rev. W. Ward
Philander Chase Letters
Ward introduces Anne Tyndale to Chase and sends along some editions of her album. He also praises Chase's defense of himself against his poor treatment at Kenyon.
Letter To Philander Chase, Rev. W. Ward
Letter To Philander Chase, Rev. W. Ward
Philander Chase Letters
Ward assures Chase that he believes in his innocence, and vows to do anything he can to help him with the improvement of Gilead. He criticizes republicanism as he believes it led to Chase's downfall as president of Kenyon; he believes Chase needs to give himself more absolute power in his future endeavors. Finally, he mourns Bishop Ravenscroft.
Letter To Bishop W. Ward, Lord Kenyon
Letter To Bishop W. Ward, Lord Kenyon
Philander Chase Letters
Kenyon writes that he always supported Chase's founding of the college. He also expresses his support for possessions of a Mr. John Bowdler being given to Chase.
Letter To Bishop W. Ward, Anne Tyndale
Letter To Bishop W. Ward, Anne Tyndale
Philander Chase Letters
Fragment of a letter in which Mrs. Tyndale praises the work of a certain bishop (probably Ravenscroft) and agrees with Ward that republicanism is dangerous.