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Bishop Whittingham informs Philander Chase that he has distributed copies of an enclosed document to all the bishops in the US and UK.
Date
4-10-1851
Keywords
Bishop Whittingham, Philander Chase, William Whittingham, Bishops, Church of England, Protestant Church, Episcopal Church
Recommended Citation
Whittingham, Bishop, "Letter to Philander Chase" (1851). Philander Chase Letters. 1369.
https://digital.kenyon.edu/chase_letters/1369
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Endorsed by Chase
Bp. Whittingham’s Protest to precede my answer the types of which I hope are not distributed
My addition ot his printed circular of April 7, 1851
Baltimore April 10, 1851
Right Reverend and Dear Sir
I beg leave respectfully to inform you that a copy of the enclosed paper has been sent to each of the Bishops of this Church and also to each of the Archbishops and Bishops of the United Church of England and Ireland -- be the letter, of course, only with the view of conveying information of which it appeared to me necessary that they should be in possession.
Very faithfully and truly
Your friend and Brother
William Rollinson Whittingham
Bishop of Maryland
To the Right Reverend
Philander Chase, D.D.
Bishop of Illinois