Scope and content Consists mainly of sermons and sermon outlines in Welsh and English, delivered by Evans in Princeton, New Jersey, the Utica, New York area, and elsewhere in New York State; includes a "class sermon" written in 1881 when Evans was a student at Princeton Theological Seminary; the outline for a talk (1882) supporting Prohibition in New York State; an address (1883) delivered at Stuart Hall Theological Seminary on the country, government, language, and religions of Japan; and some religious...

Abstract

Papers of Romyn Hitchcock, a chemist and lecturer on the Orient, include correspondence, lecture notes, monographs, government bulletins and other pamphlet material, newspaper clippings, and maps. Collection is primarily concerned with Chinese-American diplomatic relations; spheres of influence; problems of Chinese immigration, including low wages, tong societies, and the Chinese Exclusion Act; and the geography, art, religion, and customs of China and Japan.