Box 5
Contains 27 Results:
“An Affirmative Side of Agnosticism” by James A. Skilton with letters from Herbert Spencer, Professor Huxley and Dr. Lyman Abbott, undated
James Skilton was a founding member of the Brooklyn Ethical Association and remained active with the association until the time of his death. During his tenure with the association he collected news clippings, essays and lectures relative to the association. Correspondence, mainly between James and other notable members, such as Professor Huxley and Dr. Lyman Abbott is included in this series. The papers are arranged alphabetically.
“An Ill-Mannered Critic” Pall Mall Gazette 2/15/1893, 1893
James Skilton was a founding member of the Brooklyn Ethical Association and remained active with the association until the time of his death. During his tenure with the association he collected news clippings, essays and lectures relative to the association. Correspondence, mainly between James and other notable members, such as Professor Huxley and Dr. Lyman Abbott is included in this series. The papers are arranged alphabetically.
“Asa Gray: His Life and Work” by Mary Treat, undated
James Skilton was a founding member of the Brooklyn Ethical Association and remained active with the association until the time of his death. During his tenure with the association he collected news clippings, essays and lectures relative to the association. Correspondence, mainly between James and other notable members, such as Professor Huxley and Dr. Lyman Abbott is included in this series. The papers are arranged alphabetically.
The Basics of Ethics, 1890
James Skilton was a founding member of the Brooklyn Ethical Association and remained active with the association until the time of his death. During his tenure with the association he collected news clippings, essays and lectures relative to the association. Correspondence, mainly between James and other notable members, such as Professor Huxley and Dr. Lyman Abbott is included in this series. The papers are arranged alphabetically.
Cambridge Conferences Announcements and Invitations, 1898-1899
James Skilton was a founding member of the Brooklyn Ethical Association and remained active with the association until the time of his death. During his tenure with the association he collected news clippings, essays and lectures relative to the association. Correspondence, mainly between James and other notable members, such as Professor Huxley and Dr. Lyman Abbott is included in this series. The papers are arranged alphabetically.
Chadwreth, John W., undated
James Skilton was a founding member of the Brooklyn Ethical Association and remained active with the association until the time of his death. During his tenure with the association he collected news clippings, essays and lectures relative to the association. Correspondence, mainly between James and other notable members, such as Professor Huxley and Dr. Lyman Abbott is included in this series. The papers are arranged alphabetically.
Cluett, J.W.A., 1891
James Skilton was a founding member of the Brooklyn Ethical Association and remained active with the association until the time of his death. During his tenure with the association he collected news clippings, essays and lectures relative to the association. Correspondence, mainly between James and other notable members, such as Professor Huxley and Dr. Lyman Abbott is included in this series. The papers are arranged alphabetically.
“The Crimes of Charity and the Philanthropic Method”, undated
James Skilton was a founding member of the Brooklyn Ethical Association and remained active with the association until the time of his death. During his tenure with the association he collected news clippings, essays and lectures relative to the association. Correspondence, mainly between James and other notable members, such as Professor Huxley and Dr. Lyman Abbott is included in this series. The papers are arranged alphabetically.
Duncan, Robert H., 1886
James Skilton was a founding member of the Brooklyn Ethical Association and remained active with the association until the time of his death. During his tenure with the association he collected news clippings, essays and lectures relative to the association. Correspondence, mainly between James and other notable members, such as Professor Huxley and Dr. Lyman Abbott is included in this series. The papers are arranged alphabetically.
Janes, Lewis G. M.D. Address, 1889
James Skilton was a founding member of the Brooklyn Ethical Association and remained active with the association until the time of his death. During his tenure with the association he collected news clippings, essays and lectures relative to the association. Correspondence, mainly between James and other notable members, such as Professor Huxley and Dr. Lyman Abbott is included in this series. The papers are arranged alphabetically.