F-5 1829, May 5 Letter to E. R. from Moses Stuart in Andover. Reiterates concerns expressed in a previous letter that trustees of the seminary are purposely delaying any decision concerning the professorship vacated by Murdock. Assures E. R. that the faculty desires his return to Andover, and hints that if the trustees fill the present vacancy with someone else, then the faculty will press for the creation of a new position just for him. Refers to the "noble haul" of books E. R. shipped from Paris for Andover's library, but complains that several volumes arrived without maps. Submits Farrar's latest request for library books.
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1829, May 5 - Letter to Edward Robinson from Moses Stuart in Andover.
1841, November - Honorary Doctor of Theology degree conferred on absentia on Edward Robinson by the Theological Faculty of the University of Halle-Wittenberg.
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Description: 1 page + envelope; the honorary degree already on November 1841.
G-4 1830, Mar. 26 Letter to E. R. c/o Curtis & Porter in Paris from his sister Elisabeth in Southington. Refers to E. R.'s longing to return to his native land and kindred. Elisabeth notes that people in Southington are also inquiring about his return. For ex., Mr. Ogden, the local minister, would like to go to the Union College Commencement, if he could get a pulpit supply. Has asked Elisabeth when her brother is returning so that he might engage E. R. to fill the pulpit for him.
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1830, March 26/27- Letter to Edward Robinson from his sister Elisabeth.