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Thomas De Witt Talmage and Edward Bok Papers

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General Correspondence, ca.1885–1889

Correspondence, 1881 - 1885

Photographs,ca.1881



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Thomas De Witt Talmage and Edward Bok Papers, 1881-1902 | Historical Collections

By Steven Mitchell and Evian Pan, Pratt institute, School of Information

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Collection Overview

Title: Thomas De Witt Talmage and Edward Bok Papers, 1881-1902Add to your cart.

Predominant Dates:1881 - 1892

Primary Creator: Thomas DeWitt Talmage (1832-1902)

Extent: 1.0 Boxes

Arrangement: Folder Arrangement

Subjects: Edward Bok, New York Syndicate Press, Sermons, Theology, Thomas DeWitt Talmage

Languages: English

Abstract

Edward Bok / Thomas De Witt Talmage Collection consists of correspondence manuscripts, clippings, and photographs that detail the professional and personal relationships between Thomas De Witt Talmage, minister and writer, and Edward Bok, editor of the New York Syndicate Press.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Includes two signed cabinet cards with photographs (one inscribed on verso) and 28 letters (all but one manuscript) accompanied by some collateral ephemera and clippings. The collection consists of four series: 1) Professional Correspondence — Talmage & Bok; 2) General Correspondence; 3) Miscellaneous Correspondence; 4) Photographs. The bulk of the materials document the professional and personal exchanges between Thomas De Witt Talmage, minister and writer, and Edward Bok, editor of the New York Syndicate Press. Papers in this collection are in fair/good condition and should be handled with care.

Collection Historical Note

Thomas De Witt Talmage (1832–1902) was a preacher and clergyman in the Reformed and Presbyterian churches. Born in Somerset County, NJ, he was educated at the University of the City of New York and the  Reformed Dutch Theological Seminary in Brunswick, NJ. He was minister in Belleville, NJ; Syracuse, NY; and Philadelphia, PA; before arriving at Central Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn in 1869, where he spent most of his career. He also ministered for a year in Washington, DC. He was internationally renowned for his published sermons and lectures and their particular focus on social issues of the day.

Edward Bok (1863–1930) was an editor and Pulitzer Prize–winning author. After immigrating to Brooklyn at age six, his career in publishing included work with Henry Holt and Company, Scribner’s, Brooklyn Journal, Ladies Home Journal, as well as founding the Bok Syndicate Press. He won the Pulitzer Prize in 1921 for his autobiography.

Subject/Index Terms

Edward Bok
New York Syndicate Press
Sermons
Theology
Thomas DeWitt Talmage

Administrative Information

Repository: Historical Collections

Processing Information: Accession # 007-2019

Other Note: Accession # 007-2019


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Series 4: Photographs,ca.1881Add to your cart.
Two cabinet cards with portrait photograph of Talmage.
Item 1: Portrait Photograph of Thomas DeWitt Talmage. nd.Add to your cart.
Cabinet card with photograph and inscription, handwritten note and newspaper clip attached on verso with note: Portrait photograph of Talmage addressed to Edward W. Bok; Notes on verso regarding editing suggestions for the photograph, nd.
Item 2: Portrait Photograph of Thomas DeWitt Talmage, June 6, 1881Add to your cart.
Cabinet card portrait photograph of Talmage with a line of address of the photoshop, Mora, 707 Broadway, N.Y.; Inscription addressing the photograph to Edward W. Bok from Talmage, June 6, 1881.

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