F-5 1829, Dec. 14 Letter to E. R. from Moses Stuart in Andover. Communicates news of the faculty. Dr. Wisner declined the new professorship when the Board of Visitors dropped "Pastoral Theology" from the title, which now reads Prof. of Eccl. History. Trustees appointed Rev. Ralph Emerson of Norfolk, Ct to that position. Dr. Porter is very ill and is on leave, and Mr. Stowe is Stuart's assistant. Farrar is pursuing plans to design a position specifically for E. R. and has even reserved the house of a former colleague for E. R. and his family. Apparently the trustees are reluctant to appoint someone to a professorship who is not already "a Pastor,"and that may explain why E. R. was not selected. Stuart discusses his publications, comments on books received from E. R., and lists other titles needed for the library.
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1829, December 14 - Letter to Edward Robinson from Moses Stewart, communicating news of faculty at Andover, etc.
F-9 1831, June 2 Letter to Prof. E. R. from B. B. Wisner, Scribe of the Mass. Convention of Congregational Ministers in Boston. E. R. was admitted a "member of the Convention" by unanimous vote.
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1831, June 2 - Letter to Edward Robinson from B.B. Wisner, regarding Robinson's membership in the Massachusetts Convention of Ministers.
F-6 1829, Jan. 30 Letter to E. R. from Charles Hodge in Princeton. Hodge describes his homeward journey from Halle by way of Bonn, Heidelberg, Basle, Geneva, Glasgow, London, and 37 days passage across the Atlantic. Mentions that the seminary has 113 students and that Andover Seminary is full with 130 students. Also gives him what news he has of the Andover faculty, namely of Murdock, Wisner, and Stuart. Tells him that the country is filled with temperance societies and religion is flourishing. He received a letter from Tholuck in Italy. Asks to be remembered to their mutual friends in Paris and looks forward to having E. R. and Therese visit his family.
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1829, January 30 - Letter to Edward Robinson from Charles Hodge.