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Material relating to religious instruction in schools in Wales, including a printed circular letter, 1932, from D. Cunllo Davies, Machynlleth, Chief Secretary, General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Wales, to Directors and Secretaries of Education Authorities in Wales and Monmouthshire, and autograph replies from William Griffith, Llangefni, A. Leonard, Brecon, John Hughes, Caernarvon (to Miss N. Davies, Machynlleth) ( holograph post card), Ernest Gaunt, Carmarthen, J. C. Davies, Ruthin, Richard Barnett, Dolgelley (2), Llewelyn Phillips, Newtown, T. Arthur Eaves, Newport, Mon. (2), D. T. Jones, Haverfordwest, D. Milton Jones, Pontypridd (2), J. Mostyn, Llandrindod Wells, W. Morris Jones, Pentre, Rhondda (2), and T. J. Rees, Swansea, and an autograph letter from D[avid] L[ewis Prosser] bishop of St. Davids; holograph and autograph letters to E. O. Davies from Arthur Black, correspondent, Council of Christian Education, 1933-5 (9), D. Cunllo Davies, Machynlleth, 1933 (2), Edw. Evans, Towyn, [ 19]33, and Principal J. F. Rees, University College of South Wales and Monmouthshire, Cardiff, 1933; and printed matter and press cuttings.

Material relating to the Executive Commission of the Alliance of the Reformed Churches holding the Presbyterian System, including autograph and circular letters, 1926-1927, to E. O. Davies from the Joint Conveners and from A. Mitchell Hunter, Edinburgh, secretary of the Committee on Proposed Doctrinal Statement, and a typescript copy of a letter, 1927, from the Joint Conveners to J. McNaugher, Pittsburgh, Pa.; a typescript copy of an undated 'Report on Foreign Missions' by Robert Forgan; printed lists of officers and members of the Executive Commission, 1925-1929, 1929-1933, and 1933-1937, and half-yearly minutes, 1925-1936; a printed Draft of Public Pronouncement (undated); a printed Welcoming Address by Dr. Henry Kurucz, Chief-Curator of the Presbytery of the Reformed Church in Yugoslavia, on the occasion of the visit of the delegates of the General Presbyterian Alliance at Novi-Sad 1927; a cyclostyled copy of 'Manifesto on Public Questions Proposed by the Western Section'., 1933; and Harris Elliott Kirk: The Future of the Reformed Church (address at the Pan-Presbyterian Alliance at Edinburgh, 1927).

Manuscript, typescript, and printed matter relating to a draft agenda of the World Conference on Faith and Order held at Lausanne, August 1927. Among the items included in the volume are minutes of meetings of the Business Committee held in New York, 1926-1927; holograph and autograph letters and post cards to E. O. Davies from Ralph W. Brown, Corresponding Secretary, Boston, Mass., H. N. Bate, Carlisle, etc., A. G. [Edwards,] archbishop of Wales, D. Miall Edwards, Brecon, Owen Prys, Aberystwyth, J. T. Jones, Wrexham, J. Dyfnallt Owen, Carmarthen, D. Morgan Davies, Swansea, John Roberts, Cardiff, Charles H. Brent, President, Lausanne, etc., and A[ rthur] C[ayley Headlam], bishop of Gloucester; cuttings of reports published by E. O. Davies in Y Goleuad and Yr Efrydydd; etc.

Ten holograph letters, 1909-1910, to E. O. Davies in appreciation of his Prologomena to Systematic Theology (London, 1909). The writers include Wm. Evans, Pembroke Dock, D. D. Jones, Up[per] Bangor, J. Glyn Jones, Nantglyn, J. H. Leckie, Cupar, Fife, Newton H. Marshall, London, John Oman, Cambridge, T. Rees, Bala-Bangor Independent College, Bangor, David Smith, Londonderry, James Stalker, Aberdeen, and J. H. Symond, Towyn.

A diary of a journey from Beyrout to Jaffa ('By Land'), 23 March-12 April, 1909. Beginning at the end of the volume are draft letters written from the Mediterranean Sea, Damascus, Jerusalem, and Cairo, 22 March-15 April, to the editor of Y Seren (Y Bala).

Material relating to the Universal Christian Council for Life and Work (British Section), including a cyclostyled report, for the British Section, of proceedings of meetings of the Council held at Chexbres-sur-Vevey, Switzerland, 1930; autograph letters to E. O. Davies from P. T. R. Kirk, Hon. Secretary, British Section, from Westminster, London, 1934 (with articles of a Declaration of Faith enclosed), and Owen Prys, Aberystwyth, 1934 (with cyclostyled and printed enclosures on 'The Church, the State, and the World Order'); and a cyclostyled agenda of a meeting of the Christian Social Council of Great Britain and Ireland, 1935.