Swarthmore College Peace Collection

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American Peace Society Records, 1828-1947

Collection: DG 003

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Contact Information
Swarthmore College Peace Collection
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Swarthmore, PA 19081-1399
U.S.A.
Telephone: (610) 328-8557 (Curator)
Fax: (610) 328-8544
Email: wchmiel1@swarthmore.edu (Curator)
URL: http://www.swarthmore.edu/Library/peace/

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Descriptive Summary
Repository
Swarthmore College Peace Collection
Creator
American Peace Society
Title
American Peace Society Records
Inclusive Dates
1828-1947
Call Number
DG 003
Language of Materials
Materials in English
Extent
10 linear feet [papers only]
Abstract
In the 1820s William Ladd of the Maine Peace Society suggested that the regional US peace societies become associated in a national organization. As a result, the peace societies of Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) merged in May 1828 to form the American Peace Society [APS]. The stated purpose of the American Peace Society was to "promote permanent international peace through justice; and to advance in every proper way the general use of conciliation, arbitration, judicial methods, and other peaceful means of avoiding and adjusting differences among nations, to the end that right shall rule might in a law--governed world."

The headquarters of the Society moved in 1835 from Hartford, Connecticut to Boston, Massachusetts, and in 1911 to Washington, D.C., where it still had offices today (2009).

Administrative Information
Restrictions to Access
None
Usage Restrictions
None
Alternate Form of Material
Yes, part of the collection is available on microfilm 68.1-68.13
Acquisitions Information
Purchased from American Peace Society 1930-1940; gift from Lyra Trueblood Wolkins 1939--1940, 1966; gift from Peter L. and Susan H. Steere 1989
Processing Information
Microfilmed material originally processed and arranged by donors Lyra Trueblood Wolkins and Peter Steere; other material processed and arranged by SCPC staff; and checklist revised and updated, by Anne Yoder, August 1997; this version of the finding aid created by Wendy E. Chmielewski, July 2009.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], in the American Peace Society Records (DG 003), Swarthmore College Peace Collection
Copyright Notice
Copyright is retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendents, as stipulated by United States copyright law

Online Catalog Headings
These and related materials may be found under the following headings in online library/archival catalogs.
See tripod record

Related Collections
CDG--A Papers of William Ladd
Massachusetts Peace Society Records(DG 020)
New York Peace Society Records (DG 026)
Pennsylvania Peace Society Records (DG 031)
American Peace Society photograph exhibit

Historical Background
William Ladd (1778-1841) suggested in the 1820s to the Maine Peace Society that the regional peace societies, which had grown up in the United States since 1815, become associated in a national organization. As a result, the peace societies of Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) merged in May 1828 to form the American Peace Society [APS]. Most local societies also became affiliated, with varying degrees of control from the national office. The political philosophy of the APS was never as radical or pacifist as some reformists would have liked, so some activists broke away to form new organizations, such as the New England Non-Resistance Society in the 1830s, and the Universal Peace Union in 1866. The stated purpose of the American Peace Society was to "promote permanent international peace through justice; and to advance in every proper way the general use of conciliation, arbitration, judicial methods, and other peaceful means of avoiding and adjusting differences among nations, to the end that right shall rule might in a law-governed world."

William Ladd was one of the first to propose a Congress of Nations and a World Court. The APS was instrumental in bringing about many peace congresses at The Hague, beginning in 1843, and in the United States in 1907-1915, as well as the Pan American Congress, out of which grew the Pan American Union.

The APS published Harbinger of Peace, The Calumet, Advocate of Peace, A.P.S. Bulletin, and World Affairs Bulletin. It also published many pamphlets and books to "mold public opinion in this country and abroad on the subject of international friendship" and peace.
 
The headquarters of the Society moved in 1835 from Hartford, Connecticut to Boston, Massachusetts, and in 1911 to Washington, D.C., where it still has offices today (2009)

Collection Overview
The material in the APS Collection consists of meeting minutes and annual reports, official correspondence and documents, as well as pamphlets and periodicals published by the APS. Of particular note are the early pamphlets, especially The Friend of Peace... written by Noah Worcester under the pseudonym Philo Pacificus. The largest group of documents within the APS Collection are the personal papers of Benjamin Franklin Trueblood [Benjamin F. Trueblood] (1847-1916), General Secretary of the Society from 1892 to 1915, and those of his daughter and secretary, Lyra Trueblood Wolkins. This material consists of correspondence, articles, addresses and memorabilia from 1892-1925.
 
Because the material in the collection came to the Swarthmore College Peace Collection in several accessions, there is some duplication among series.
 
See also the records of the Massachusetts Peace Society (DG 20), the New York Peace Society (DG 26), and the Pennsylvania Peace Society (DG 31), and the papers of Joshua Pollard Blanchard (CDGA).

Items removed:

Memorabilia/Oversize Material
--See Button Collection for buttons and ribbons from peace congresses (1891, 1901, 1904, 1906, 1907,
1908, 1909, 1910, 1912), etc.
--See Oversize Area for scrapbook of Lyra Trueblood Wolkins re: World War I
--See Oversize Documents (Misc.) for Petition "A Sa Majeste Imperiale l'Empereur de toutes les Russies
[for] reduction possible des armaments excessifs..." presented to Benjamin F. Trueblood by J.A. Masel (?), Secretary of the Dutch Peace Society, The Hague, June 8, 1899
Photographs
--See Photograph Collection for all size photographs of Benjamin F. Trueblood, his wife and parents, friends, APS
associates, and American and European peace workers
Periodicals [see bibliographic review of the various titles published by the APS and its affiliates 1815-present]
See Periodicals Collection for the following periodicals [may be duplicates of those in boxes]:
--Advocate of Peace: No. 1-4 ( (June 1837 - March 1838); Vol. 2:5-11 (June 1838-December 1838); Vol.
2:13-3:12 (Feb. 1839 - April 1841); Vol. 4:9-6:9 (1842-1845); Vol. 7 (numbers?) (1847-1856); (Vol.?) 1857-1867; Vol. 1 (1869); Vol. 2:13-24 (1870); Vol. 3-6 (1871-1875); Vol. 7 (1876); Vol. 8-14 (1877-1883); No. 1-94 (1837-1932; scattered issues)
--Advocate of Peace & Universal Brotherhood: Vol. 1:1-12 (1846) [three copies]; Vol. 1:6,9,10,11 (1846)
--American Advocate of Peace: Vol. 1--3 (1834-1836, 1838); Vol. 47-54 (1885-1892)
--The Calumet (Bound Volume): Vol. 1:1-12 (May 1831-April 1833)
--The Calumet (Bound Volume): Vol. 1:13-18 - 2:1-6 (May 1833-April 1835)
--The Friend of Peace (Bound Volume): "A Solemn Review..." (1815); "The Friend of Peace..." (1816);
--"The Friend of Peace" No. 2 (1816) - No. 12 (n.d.); "Monument of a Beneficient Mission from Boston to St. Johns" as an appendix to Vol. 1 (n.d.); --"Address Delivered to the Massachusetts Peace Society at Their Third Anniversary, December 25, 1818" by Andrew Ritchie, 1819
--The Friend of Peace (Bound Volume): Vol. 3:1-12 (July 1821-April 1824)
--The Friend of Peace (Bound Volume): Vol. 4:1-14 (July 1824-October 1827);
--The Friend of Peace : Appendix 1 (January 1828); Appendix 2 (April 1828); Appendix 3 (July 1828);
Appendix 4 (October 1828)
--Harbinger of Peace: Vol. 1:1- 12:1 (May 1828 - April 1829); 2:5 (September 1829); 2:12 (April 1830)
--Herald of Peace: Dec. 1823 -1850, 1863-1868; 1883; 1887-1888; 1891; 1893; 1896-1899; 1901-1917;
1920-1921; 1927-1930; 1939 (scattered issues)
--World Affairs: Vol. 95:1 - 151:3 (June 1932 - Winter 1988/1989) [Vol. 145:1- (Summer 1982- ) on
microfilm]

Arrangement of Collection
Boxes 1-5 contain printed material published by the APS organized in a chronological manner. Boxes 6-12 contain the correspondence of Benjamin Trueblood, APS president, and Trueblood family correspondence. Boxes 13/14-19 contain items about Benjamin Trueblood's work for the APS, his writings and speeches, and scrapbooks about his activities. Boxes 20-23 contain various publications by early nineteenth century leaders of the peace movement, many pre-dating the founding of the APS . Boxes 24 and 25 contain later accessions, mostly files of Benjamin Trueblood work for the APS. Some items listed below in boxes 1-20 are included in the microfilmed version, but many items are not included in the microfilm edition, nor are they necessarily marked as such in this finding aid. All items in boxes 1--6 are listed in a chronological manner, but some may be found, out of order on various reels of film. Some of these are marked with actual location on the microfilm.

Detailed Description of the Collection

BOX 1 (1828-1845) See Microfilm Reel 68:1 Only some items listed below in boxes 1--20 are included in the microfilmed version

1930-1940 Accessions

Folder Listing:

Correspondence between the APS and William Hull [Includes 1916-1917 minutes of Executive

Committee]

"Benjamin F. Trueblood: Prophet of Peace" (New York)

Printed Matter, 1828 [includes historical information and constitution]

Printed Matter, 1829:
--"The Sword: or Christmas Presents" by Philanthropos (Boston)

Printed Matter, 1830:
--"Appeal to American Christians, on the Practice of War" by Pacificus (Executive Committee, APS, New York)

Printed Matter, 1831:
--Causes and Evils of Contentions Unveiled in Letters to Christians by Noah Worcester (Boston)

Printed Matter, 1832:
--"A Dissertation on a Congress of Nations" by Philanthropos (2nd edition, APS)

Printed Matter, 1836:
--"Eighth Annual Report of the American Peace Society, Presented at the Meeting in New York, May, 1836"

--"A Solemn Review of the Custom of War; Showing That War is the Effect of Popular Delusion, and Proposing a Remedy" by Philo

Pacificus (Tract No. 1, APS, Boston)

--"A Solemn Appeal to Christians of All Denominations in Favor of the Cause of Permanent and Universal Peace" by Philanthropos

(Tract No. 2, APS, Boston)

--"On the Duty of Females to Promote the Cause of Peace" by Philanthropos (APS, Boston)
--"The Peace Reform: A Sketch of Its Aims, Means and Measures" (circa 1836?, APS, Boston) [see microfilm reel 68:3]

Printed Matter, 1837:
--"Ninth Report of the American Peace Society, Read at its Annual Meeting in New York, May 11, 1837"
--"Obstacles and Objections to the Cause of Permanent and Universal Peace Considered" by A Layman (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1838:
--"Tenth Annual Report "
--"The Duty of Ministers With Respect to the Cause of Peace" (reprint from Advocate of Peace 2:11)

Printed Matter, 1840:
"The Duty of Women to Promote the Cause of Peace" by Philanthropos (Tract No. 3, APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1841:
--"Eulogy on William Ladd, Late President of the American Peace Society" by George C. Beckwith (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1842:
--"War and Christianity: An Address Before the American Peace Society on the Fourteenth Anniversary in Boston, Mass.,

May 23, 1842" by Samuel E. Coues (APS, Boston)

--Letter from a member of the Committee of Peace in Paris to the APS (printed by E. Briere) [located in U.S. Misc. Peace Material 1842]

Printed Matter, 1843:
--"The Nature and Influence of War: An Address Delivered Before the American Peace Society at its Annual Meeting, May 29, 1843"by Andrew P. Peabody (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1844:
--"Thoughts on Peace and War: An Address Delivered Before the American Peace Society at its Annual Meeting, May 27, 1844" by Walter Channing, M.D. (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1845
--"An Address Delivered Before the American Peace Society at its Annual Meeting, May 26, 1845" by Wiliam Jay (APS, Boston)

Book
--The Book of Peace: A Collection of Essays on War and Peace (Boston), 1845 [gift of Devere Allen, June 1947]
--"The Principles of Peace Exemplified in the Conduct of the Society of Friends in Ireland During the Rebellion of the Year 1798" by Thomas Hancock (APS, Boston), 1843;
--Essay on a Congress of Nations by John A. Bolles (Boston), 1834;
--Essay on a Congress of Nations by Thomas C. Upham, n.d.;
--Essay on a Congress of Nations by A Friend of Peace, n.d. [books not microfilmed]

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BOX 2 (1846-1866) See Microfilm Reel 68:1 Only some items listed below in boxes 1--20 are included in the microfilmed version

1930--1940 Accessions

Folder Listing:

Printed Matter, 1846:
--"Dymond on War" or "Causes of War" by Jonathan Dymond (No. LVII, APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1847:
--The Peace Manual: or War and its Remedies by George C. Beckwith (APS, Boston) [3 copies; one from the library of Devere Allen]

Printed Matter, 1848:
--Articles of Incorporation
--"An Address, Delivered Before the American Peace Society, Boston, May, 1848" by Orville Dewey (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1849:
--"Address Before the American Peace Society" by Charles Sumner
--Peace petition by Charles Beckwith, November 12, 1849
--Fundraising letter by Charles Beckwith

Printed Matter, 1850:
--The War With Mexico Reviewed by Abiel Abbot Livermore (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1851:
--"An Address Delivered Before the American Peace Society, May 26th, 1851" by Rufus W. Clark (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1852:
--"Christ the Pacificator: An Address Delivered Before the American Peace Society at its Annual Meeting, May 24th, 1852" by Rev. Frederick D. Huntington (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1853:
--"Progress and Prospects of Peace: The Report and Other Proceedings of the American Peace Society at its Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Held in Boston, Monday Evening, May 23, 1853" (APS, Boston); Advocate of Peace December 1853

Printed Matter, 1854:
--"The War System of the Commonwealth of Nations: An Address Delivered Before the American Peace Society at its Anniversary, May 28, 1849" by Hon. Charles Sumner (APS, Boston), 1854
--"Tendencies of the Age to Peace: An Address Delivered Before the American Peace Society at its Twenty-Sixth Anniversary in Boston, May 29, 1854" by William H. Allen (APS, Boston);
--Advocate of Peace 11:1 (January) [two copies], 11:2 (February), 11:4 (April), 11:7 (September), 11:11 (November), 11:12 (December)
--"Peace Principles Applied, or, Measures for Perpetual Peace Between England and America" (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1855
--"The Eastern War an Argument for the Cause of Peace: An Address Before the American Peace Society at its Twenty--Seventh Anniversary, May 28, 1855" by Hon. William Jay (APS, Boston)
--Advocate of Peace 11:1 [12:1] (January)

Printed Matter, 1856
--"Lessons of Peace from the Crimean War: Annual Report of the American Peace Society Together With Speeches and Other Proceedings at its Twenty--Eighth Anniversary" (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1857:
--"Peace Will Triumph: Address Before the American Peace Society at its Twenty--Ninth Anniversary, Held in Boston, May 25, 1857" by Rufus P. Stebbins (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1858:
--"Peace Better Than War: "Address Delivered Before the American Peace Society at its Thirtieth Anniversary, Held in the City of Boston, May 24, 1858" by Hon. Gerritt Smith (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1860:
--"An Address Delivered Before the American Peace Society, in Park Street Church, Boston, May 28, 1860" by Samuel J. May (APS, Boston)
Printed Matter, 1861:
--"Thirty--Third Anniversary of the American Peace Society, in Boston, May 21st, 1861" (APS: Boston)
--"System of Means in Peace, or, the Chief Instrumentalities Employed in the Cause of Peace" (No. 72, APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1862:
--"The Suicidal Folly of the War--System: An Address Before the American Peace| Society, at its Anniversary in Boston, May 25, 1863" by Hon. Amasa Walker (APS, Boston)

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BOX 3 (1867-1908) See Microfilm Reel 68:1--2 Only some items listed below in boxes 1--20 are included in the microfilmed version

1930--1940 Accessions

Folder Listing:

Printed Matter, 1867:
--"Lesssons From Our Late Rebellion: An Address Delivered at the Anniversary o the American Peace Society, May 10, 1867" by Andrew P. Peabody (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1870:
--"The Duel Between France and Germany, With Its Lessons to Civilization: Lecture" by Hon. Charles Sumner (APS, Boston)
--The Grandeur of Nations: An Oration by Charles Sumner [delivered July 4, 1845] (APS, Boston) [not microfilmed]

Printed Matter, 1876:
--"A Confession of Faith in Peace Principles Read Before the Christian Conference, Held in Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, October, 1876" by Prof. Edward A. Lawrence

Printed Matter, 1886:
--"Peace and Arbitration Topics, Suggested for Essays and Discussions in Debating Societies, Schools, and Colleges" (APS, Boston) [from library of Devere Allen]

Printed Matter, 1889:
"The Paris Peace Congress" with addresses by Hon. Robert Treat Paine, Rev. Rowland B. Howard, Rev. A.A. Miner, and Francis B. Gilman given October 6, 1889 (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1890:
--"Annual Report...for the Year 1889-1890" by Rev. R.. Howard (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1891:
--"The Coming Peace: Oration Delivered Before the City Council and Citizens of Boston on the One Hundred and Fifteenth Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1891" by Josiah Quincy (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter 1893-1894 [circa]:
--The World's Columbian Exposition: Memorial for International Arbitration [not microfilmed];
--"International Arbitration: Its Present Status and Prospects" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (from speech given July 21, 1894) [not microfilmed]

Printed Matter, 1895:
--"The Old Testament and War" by George Gillet (APS, Boston)
--"The Nation's Responsibility for Peace" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1896:
--"William Penn's Holy Experiment in Civil Government" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (APS, Boston)
--"The United States and International Arbitration" by Prof. John Bassett Moore (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1897:
--"An Essay Towards the Present and Future Peace of Europe by William Penn, First Published in 1693-1694" (APS, Boston) [not microfilmed];
--"Perpetual Peace: A Philosophic Essay by Immanuel Kant published in 1795" translated by Benjamin F. Trueblood (APS, Boston) [not microfilmed]

Printed Matter, 1898:
--"The War System: Its History, Tendency and Character, in the Light of Civilization and Religion" by Rev. Reuen Thomas (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1899:
--"The Nation's Responsibility for Peace" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (APS, Boston);
--"The Old Diplomacy, Arbitration and the Permanent Tribunal" by Edward Everett Hale (APS, Boston)
--"Nationalism and Internationalism...or...Mankind One Body" by George Dana Boardman (3rd edition, APS, Boston)
--"The Christian Attitude Toward War in the Light of Recent History" by Rev. Alexander Mackennal (APS, Boston)
--"A French Plea for Limitation of Naval Expenses" by Baron d'Estournelles de Constant (APS, Boston)
--"The Two Hague Conferences and Their Results: The Conference of 1899" (APS, Boston)
--"The Permanent International Court of Arbitration: The Hague Convention for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes" (APS, Boston) [not microfilmed]
"Organize the World!" by Edwin D. Mead (includes essays "Kant's 'Eternal Peace'" and Charles Sumner's More Excellent Way," circa 1899?, APS, Boston) [see microfilm reel 68:3]
--"The International Peace Conference at The Hague" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (New England Magazine 20:6), August 1899 [see microfilm reel 68:5 or 6]

Printed Matter, 1900:
--"The Present Position of the International Peace Movement" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (circa 1900?, APS, Boston) [see microfilm reel 68:3]
--"War: Unncessary and Unchristian" by Augustine Jones (3rd edition, APS, Boston)
--Newsclipping "Proposition to Elect Mr. Andrew Carnegie Vice President of the Peace Society" (Boston Journal ),May 10, 1900

Printed Matter, 1901:
--"War From the Christian Point of View" by Ernest Howard Crosby (APS, Boston)
--"The Historic Development of the Peace Idea" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (published by the author, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1903:
--"The Right and Wrong in Our Civil War" by An Old Soldier (reprint from Advocate of Peace), September 1903
--"Seventy--Fifth Anniversary of the American Peace Society: The Growth of International Arbitration and Peace" (APS, Boston)
--"Resolutions Relative to the Establishment of an International Congress"; newsclipping "An International Peace Council" (New London Daily Globe),February 5, 1903

Printed Matter, 1904:
--"A Solemn Review of the Custom of War [First Published on Christmas Day 1814]" by Noah Worcester (APS, Boston)
--"The Menace of the Navy" (APS, Boston)
--"Bethink Yourselves: Tolstoy's Letter on the Russo--Japanese War" (APS, Boston); "A Primer of the Peace Movement" by Lucia Ames Mead (8th edition revised, APS, Washington, D.C.)

Printed Matter, 1905:
--"Seventy--Seventh Annual Report" (APS, Boston)
--"Passive Resistance: Jesus' Method of Government" by Algernon S. Crapsey (from chapter 4 of Religion and Politics; APS, Boston)
--"The Christ of the Andes: The Story of the Erection of the Great Peace Monument on the Andean Boundary Between Chile and Argentina" (APS, Boston)
--"Anglo--Franco--German Alliance -- A Guarantee of Peace: A Suggestion to Mr. Carnegie" by Robert Stein (reprint from Advocate of Peace), July 1905
--"International Arbitration at the Opening of the Twentieth Century" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (APS, Boston)
--"The Absurbities of Militarism" by Ernest H. Crosby (APS, Boston)
--"A Primer of the Peace Movement" by Lucia Ames Mead (revised, APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1906:
--"Seventy--Eighth Annual Report" (APS, Boston); "Nationalism and Internationalism: or Mankind One Body" by George Dana Boardman (3rd edition, APS, Boston)
--"International Arbitration at the Opening of the Twentieth Century" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (APS, Boston)
--"William Penn's Holy Experiment in Civil Government" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (APS, Boston)
--"The War System: Its History, Tendency and Character in the Light of Civilization and Religion" (4th edition, APS, Boston)
--"Washington's Anti--Militarism (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"The First Hague Conferences and its Results" (reprint from Advocate of Peace), April 1906
--"The Historic Development of the Peace Idea" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (APS, Boston)
--"The Teaching of History in the Public Schools with Reference to War and Peace: Report of a Committee of Three Appointed by the American Peace Society" (APS, Boston)
--"The Teaching of History in the Public Schools with Reference to War and Peace: Report of a Committee of Three Appointed by the American Peace Society" (2nd edition, APS, Washington, D.C.)

Printed Matter, 1907:
--"Membership List" (APS, Boston); "Seventy--Ninth Annual Report" (APS, Boston)
--"The Interparliamentary Union and Its Work" (APS, Boston)
--"War: Unnecessary and Unchristian" by Augustine Jones (4th edition, APS, Boston)
--"The Absurdities of Militarism" by Ernest H. Crosby (3rd edition, APS, Boston)
--"Teaching Patriotism and Justice" by Lucia Ames Mead (APS, Boston)
--"The Cost of War" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (APS, Boston)
--"A Periodic Congress of the Nations" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (APS, Boston)
--"The Limitation of Armaments: The Position of the United States at the Hague Conference" by Edwin D. Mead (APS, Boston)
Advocate of Peace 69:6

Printed Matter, 1908:
--"The Conditions of Peace Between the East and the West" by J.H. DeFores (APS, Boston) [see microfilm reel 68:3]

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BOX 4 (1909-1918) See Microfilm Reel 68:2-3 Only some items listed below in boxes 1--20 are included in the microfilmed version

1930--1940 Accessions

Folder Listing:

Printed Matter, 1909:
---"Eighty--First Annual Report" (APS, Boston); "Arbitration, But Not Armaments" by William I. Hull (APS, Boston)
--"The Case for Limitation of Armaments" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (APS, Boston)
--"International Arbitration at the Opening of the Twentieth Century" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (APS, Boston)
--"The Mission of the United States of America in the Cause of Peace" by Hon. David J. Brewer (APS, Boston)
--"A Primer of the Peace Movement" by Lucia Ames Mead (7th edition, APS, Boston)
--Miscellaneous

Printed Matter, 1910:
--"Christ and the Andes..." (5th edition, APS, Boston); "Educational Organizations Promoting International Friendship" by Lucia Ames Mead (International School of Peace, Boston)
--"The Historic Development of the Peace Idea" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (APS, Boston)
--"Militarism as a Cause of the High Cost of Living" (APS, Boston
--"Mission and International Peace" by Rev. Charles E. Jefferson (APS, Boston)
--"Women in the Peace Movement" (reprint from Advocate of Peace), February 1910
--"The Proposed High Court of Nations" by James L. Tryon (APS, Boston)
--"New England Arbitration and Peace Congress: Report of the Proceedings, Hartford and New Britain, Connecticut, May 8-10, 1910" edited by James L. Tryon (APS, Boston)
"The Interparliamentary Union and Its Work" by James L.Tryon (APS, Boston) [not microfilmed]

Printed Matter, 1911:
--"Eighty--Third Annual Report" (APS, Washington, D.C.); "Program, Third National Peace Congress, Baltimore, May 3-6, 1911"
--"Movement for World--Wide Peace: The American Peace Society Organizing Branches in Maine and New Hampshire, Interview with the New England Secretary" [James L. Tryon] (APS, Boston)
--"A World Treaty of Arbitration" by James L. Tryon (APS, Boston); "The Cost of War" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (APS, Boston)

Printed Matter, 1912:
--"Eighty--Fourth Annual Report" (APS, Washington, D.C.); "Christ and the Andes..." (6th edition, APS, Boston)
--"The International Mind" by Nicholas Murray Butler (APS, Boston)
--"An Essay Towards the Present and Future Peace of Europe by William Penn First Published in 1693-1694" (APS, Boston)
--"The Moral Damage of War to the School Child" by Rev. Walter Walsh (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--Board of Directors meeting minutes, December 6, 1912
--Miscellaneous

Printed Matter, 1913:
--"Eighty--Fifth Annual Report" (APS, Washington, D.C.); The Historic Development of the Peace Idea" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (APS, Boston)
--"The Monroe Doctrine and the International Court" by William I. Hull (APS, Boston)
--"The Department of Organization and Propaganda of the American Peace Society" [annual report of the executive director] by Arthur Deerin Call (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"A Primer of the Peace Movement" by Lucia Ames Mead (8th edition, APS, Washington, D.C.)

Printed Matter, 1914:
--"Eighty--Sixth Annual Report" (APS, Washington, D.C.); "The Century of Anglo-- American Peace" by James L. Tryon (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"Christ and the Andes..." (7th edition, APS, Washington, D.C.
--"The Doom of War" by Arthur Deerin Call (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"The Forces That Failed and the Burdens of the Nations" by Thomas Edward Green (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"The History of the American Peace Society and Its Work: The Growth of International Arbitration and Peace" (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"The Palace of Peace at The Hague" (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"Peace on Earth: An Exercise Suitable for Schools, Sunday Schools, and Christian Endeavor Societies" (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"The Century of Anglo--American Peace" by James L. Tryon (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"Some Recent Developments of the Organized Peace Movement in America" by Authur Deerin Call
--"The Two Hague Conferences and Their Results" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (reprint, APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"William Penn's Holy Experiment in Civil Government" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (reprint, APS, Washington, D.C)
--Miscellaneous

Printed Matter, 1915:
--"Eighty--Seventh Annual Report" (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"William Penn's Holy Experiment in Civil Government" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (reprint, APS, Washington, D.C)
--"The War in Europe and Its Lessons for Us" by William Jennings Bryan (APS, Washington, D.C)
--"Eighteenth of May: History of Its Observance as Peace Day" (APS, Washington, D.C)
--"A Primer of the Peace Movement" by Lucia Ames Mead (9th edition, APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"California Press on Anti--Alien Land Legislation" (Northern California Peace Society, Berkeley)
--"Peace Conferences and Peace" by Dr. Thomas Edward Green (reprint from Woman's National Weekly),April 3, 1915
platform and program for the International Peace Congress, San Francisco, California, October 10-12, 1915, co-sponsored by the AP
--"Suggestions and Bibliography for Program for Peace Day, 1915" (The Chicago Peace Society and the Arts Committee of the Woman's Peace Party, Chicago, Illinois) [not microfilmed]
--Miscellaneous

Printed Matter, 1916:
--"Eighty--Eighth Annual Report (APS, Washington, D.C)
--"The Doom of War" by Arthur Deerin Call (revised, APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"The Way to Permanent Peace" by William Atherton Dupuy (APS, Washington, D.C)
--"A Pacifist Program for Preparedness" by Lucia Ames Mead (APS, Washington, D.C); Statement of Arthur D. Call before Committee on Naval Affairs, U.S. House of Representatives, Marhc 13,/1916
--"War With Japan?" by Dr. Thomas E. Green (APS, Washington, D.C)
--"War and Children" by Alexander Fichandler (APS, Washington, D.C)
--"Wanted: Aggressive Pacifism" by Louis P. Lochner (APS, Washington, D.C)
--"Military Training in Schools" by Lucia Ames Mead (APS, Washington, D.C)
--"Military Training in Our Public Schools: Twelve Objections" by Robert Cromwell Root (APS, San Francisco, California)
--"The Patriotic Duty Facing the Americas" (APS, Washington, D.C.) [not microfilmed]
--Miscellaneous

Printed Matter, 1917:
--"Eighty--Ninth Annual Report" (APS, Washington, D.C)
--"The Gradual Rise of a Constructive Pacifism: Statement of the President to the Directors" by George Kirchwey (APS, Washington, D.C)
--"Why Not War"
--"'Cumber and Entanglements'" by Arthur Deerin Call (APS, Washington, D.C)
--"International Reorganization" by Alpheus H. Snow (APS, Washington, D.C)
--"The Organization of International Justice" by James Brown Scott (APS, Washington, D.C)
--"International Legislation and Administration" by Alpheus Henry Snow (APS, Washington, D.C)
--Miscellaneous

Printed Matter, 1918:
--"The 'Conscientious Objector' and the Principle of International Defense" by Julia Grace Wales (APS, Washington, D.C)
--"The War for Peace: The Present War as Viewed by Friends of Peace" compiled by Authur D. Call (War Informaion Series 14), March 1918
--"A Governed World" by Robert Cromwell Root (APS, Washington, D.C)
--Miscellaneous

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BOX 5 (1919-1947; undated) See Microfilm Reel 68:3 Only some items listed below in boxes 1--20 are included in the microfilmed version

1930--1940 Accessions

Not Microfilmed 4 pamphlets (1899, 1906, 1916, 1917); 2 leaflets (1914 and n.d.); list of American Peace Society publications; 2 articles by Benjamin Trueblood (1912 and n.d.); and 2 pamphlets (1899 and 1906)

Folder Listing:

Printed Matter, 1919:
--"Ninety--First Annual Report" (APS, Washington, D.C.) [not microfilmed]
--"Suggestive Memoranda for The Honorable Commissioners to Negotiate Peace, Paris" (APS, Washington, D.C.) [French version available as well]
--"Thinking It Through in Paris" (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"Synopsis of Plans for International Organization" by Charles H. Levermore (APS, Washington, D.C.) Miscellaneous

Printed Matter, 1920:
--"The Will to End War" by Arthur Deerin Call (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"A Coercive League Contrary to the Teachings of American History" by Theodore Stanfield (APS, Washington, D.C.)

Printed Matter, 1921:
--"Ninety-Third Annual Report" (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"The Divided State of Europe and the United States of America" by Theodore Stanfield (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"Is Justice Our Great Word" by Charles F. Dole (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"The Development of Modern Diplomacy" by James Brown Scott (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"America and the League of Nations" by Hon. George Wharton Pepper (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--Miscellaneous

Printed Matter, 1922:
--"Ninety--Fourth Annual Report" (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"The Federal Convention of 1787: An International Conference Adequate to Its Purpose" by Arthur Deerin Call (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--Miscellaneous

Printed Matter, 1923:
--"Ninety--Fifth Annual Report" [not on microfilm]
--"The Interparliamentary Union" by Arthur Deerin Call (APS, Washington, D.C.)

Printed Matter, 1924:
--"Ninety-Sixth Annual Report" (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"Immanuel Kant and International Policies" by William Ernest Hocking (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"War: An Address Before the American Peace Society at the Odeon, Boston, Massachusetts, in 1838, by Ralph Waldo Emerson" (reprint, APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"The Will to End War" by Arthur Deerin Call (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--Miscellaneous

Printed Matter, 1925:
--"Ninety--Seventh Annual Report" [not microfilmed]
--"The Development of International Law" by Charles Evans Hughes (APS, Washington, D.C.)

Printed Matter, 1926:
--"Needed a Worthy Memorial to James Madison" by Arthur Deerin Call (APS, Washington, D.C.)

Printed Matter, 1927:
--"Purpose/Program/Record" (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--Miscellaneous

Printed Matter, 1928:
--"One Hundredth Annual Report" [not microfilmed]
--Program, etc. for American Peace Society Centennial, Cleveland, Ohio, May 7-11, 1928
typescript "Report of Commission on International Implications of Education Presented Friday Morning, May 11, at Meeting of Delegates of World -Conference on International Justice"
--"A Century of the American Peace Movement" by Edwin D. Mead (Unity) May 28, 1928
--"The Advocate of Peace: A Little History" by M.S. Call (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"Should Any National Dispute Be Reserved From Arbitration?" by Jackson H. Ralston (3rd edition, APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"Three Facts of American Foreign Policy" by Arthur Deerin Call (2nd edition, APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"Exercises Commemorating One Hundred Fiftieth Anniversary of the Birth of William Ladd and the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Foundation of the American Peace Society Held Under the Auspices of the State of Maine," Minot Centre, Maine, July 21, 1928
--Miscellaneous

Printed Matter, 1929:
--"Peace Agencies in the United States" (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"Calendar Reform and World Peace" by Meredith N. Stiles (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--Newsclipping "Peace Society Asks Backing For Hoover" (New York Times) November 24, 1929

Printed Matter, 1930:
--"Nationality" by James Brown Scott (APS, Washington, D.C.)

Printed Matter, 1931:
--"A Membership Referendum: Should the United States of America Join the Permanent Court of International Justice?" (APS, Washington, D.C.)

Printed Matter, 1932:
--"George Washington and the Cooperation of States" by M.W.S. Call (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"The Interparliamentary Union" by Dr. Charles L. Lange (APS, Washington, D.C.)

Printed Matter, 1936:
--"Force and World Peace" by Arthur Deerin Call (APS, Washington, D.C.)

Printed Matter, 1937:
--"Ukraine's Case for Independence" by Alexander A. Granovsky (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"The International Labor Organization in the World Crisis" by John G. Winant

Printed Matter, 1941:
--"Institute on World Organization" by Laura Puffer Morgan and Jan Hostie (APS, Washington, D.C.)

Printed Matter, Undated [19th century] Pamphlet Series (APS, Boston):
--"The Cause of Peace" (No. 1)
--"A Sketch of War: What It Is, and What It Does" (No. 2)
--"The Russian Campaign, or Specimens of War Among Nominal Christians in the Nineteenth Century" (No. 10)
--"Union in Peace, or The Basis of Co--Operation in the Cause of Peace" by George C. Beckwith (No. 11)
--"War Unlawful Under the Christian Dispensation" by Joseph John Gurney (No. 17)
--"Arbitration As a Substitute for War, Addressed Especially to Rulers" (No. 29)
--"War Unchristian" (No. 32)
--"A Solemn Review of War" by Noah Worcester (No. 36)
--"Safety of Pacific Principles" by George C. Beckwith (No. 40)
---"Solemn Appeal to All Christians in Favor of Peace" by William Ladd (No. 43)
--"United States Navy: What Is Its Use?" by Samuel E. Coues" (No. 47)
--"Peace and Goverment" by George C. Beckwith (No. 49)
--"Plain Sketches of War" by R.P. Stebbins (No. 53)
--"War and Missions, or Peace Auxiliary to the World's Conversion" by George C. Beckwith (No. 56)

Printed Matter, Undated:
--"A Plea With Christians for the Cause of Peace" (APS, Boston), circa 1850s?
--"A Sketch of the Peace Cause, or a Brief Exposition of the American Peace Society (APS, Boston), circa 1850s?
--"How to Prevent Rebellion" by George C. Beckwith, circa 1870s?
--"A Voice From the Sandwich Islands" by Rev. Titus Coan (APS, Boston)
--"Poor Harry or the Terrible Exigencies of War" (APS, Boston)
--"The Cherry Festival of Naumburg" (Letter Leaflet No. 4, APS, Boston)
--"The Logic of War" by Katrina Trask (Letter Leaflet No. 5, APS, Boston)
--"Woman and War" by Ernest Howard Crosby (Letter Leaflet No. 6, APS, Boston)
--"Coals of Fire" (Letter Leaflet No. 7, APS, Boston)
--"The Coming Reform: The Absurdities of Old Fashioned Militarism at Home and Abroad in These Closing Years of the Nineteenth Century; A Woman's Word" by Mary Elizabeth Blake (APS, Boston)
--"The Boy's Brigade: Its Character and Tendencies" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (APS, Boston), post--1883
--"The Successes and Failures of the Second Hague Conference" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (APS, Boston)
--"Success of Arbitration" (APS, Boston), post--1893
--"Economic Facts for Practical People" (APS, Boston)
--"Women and War" by Grace Isabel Colbron" (APS, Boston)
--"La Societe Americaine de la Paix" (Jean Wilson et Fils, Cambridge, Massachusetts)
--"Hymns for the Peace Crusade" (APS, Boston)
--"Teaching Patriotism in the Public Schools" by Lucia Ames Mead (APS, Boston)
--"What is a Pacifist?" by George W. Kirchwey
--"Military Drill in Schools" by W. Evans Darby (APS, Boston)
--"Should Any National Dispute Be Reserved From Arbitration?" by Hon. Jackson H. Ralston (2nd edition, APS, Washington, D.C.)"
--"The Churches and the Peace Movement" by James L. Tryon (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--"A Truce for the Toilers" by Amanda M. Hicks (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--Miscellaneous

Printed Matter, Undated: Lists of literature sold by the APS

Printed Matter [not microfilmed]:
--A.P.S. Bulletin , April 1945, May 1945, September 1945)
--World Affairs Bulletin Vol. 1:2-2:3, January 1946, March 1947-March 1948

Printed Matter (1989 accession):
--"Compulsory Military Training in Our Schools: Why Not?" by Robert Cromwell Root (APS, San Francisco, California), post-1916
--"Military Training in Our Public Schools: Twelve Objections" by Robert Cromwell Root (2nd edition, APS, San Francisco, California), 1916
--"The Statue of Peace" by Katrina Trask (APS, Washington, D.C.)
--Christmas card from Benjamin F. Trueblood and Sarah Trueblood, 1914-1915
--"Peace the Keynote of the Orient" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (Illustrated Bulletin of the Persian--American Educational Society 1:5), 1912
--"Germany and South America" by Benjamin F. Trueblood; "Peace Work in America" ( APS, Boston), 1916

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BOX 6 (1893-1947) See Microfilm Reel 68:3-4 Only some items listed below in boxes 1--20 are included in the microfilmed version

1930--1940 Accessions

Folder Listing:

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from Joseph Alexander, and with others concerning Alexander's proposed

appeal to President Woodrow Wilson re: the war, 1899-1918: Includes report by Joseph Alexander on the meeting of the International Peace Bureau, Berne, January 6-7, 1915

-- Correspondence to Sarah Trueblood from Hannah J. Bailey, 1907-1920

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood (A): Includes Jane Addams, 1915; Fannie Fern Andrews, 1911, 1915

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood (B): Includes Joshua Baily, 1895-1915

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood (C): Includes Andrew Carnegie, 1908-1910

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood (D)

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood (E)

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood (F): Includes Rose (Mrs. Malcolm) Forbes, 1911-1915

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from David Dudley Field, 1893

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood (G)

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood (H)

-- Correspondence to Sarah Trueblood from James J. Hall, 1916-1921: Includes half-tone of "An Attractive 'Peace Booth" by the Georgia Peace Society; "The Moral Profit and Loss of War: An Address Given at the

Baptist Ministers' Conference, Atlanta, Georgia by Dr. J.J. Hall); "One Hundred Years of Peace" by J.J. Hall (The Golden Age 8:45), January 1, 1914)

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood (I,J,K): Includes David Starr Jordan, 1912-1913

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from Seichi Ikemote, 1910-1918

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BOX 7 (1893-1947) See Microfilm Reel 68:5 Only some items listed below in boxes 1--20 are included in the microfilmed version

1930--1940 Accessions

Folder Listing:

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood (L) [formerly in Box 6; see mf reel 68:4]: Includes Henry Cabot Lodge

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood (M) [formerly in Box 6; see mf reel 68:4]

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from Edwin D. and Lucia Ames Mead, 1911-1915 [formerly in Box 6; see mf

reel 68:4]]

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood (N,O)

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood (P,Q)

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood (R): Includes letters to Sarah Trueblood from Robert C. Root, 1916-1920

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood (S)

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood (T,U,V)

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood (W)

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood (Y,Z)

-- Memorials to Benjamin F. Trueblood, 1920-1933:
Includes copy of APS leaflet re: resolutions on world peace, 1909
announcement of speech on "Our Nation's Responsibility for Ending Great Britain's South Africa War by Arbitration" by Benjamin F. Trueblood, January 14, 1902

-- Book Review by Benjamin F. Trueblood of The World's Peace by Tadasu Saiki (The American Journal of International

Peace), April 1912

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BOX 8 (1893-1947) See Microfilm Reel 68:5-6 Only some items listed below in boxes 1--20 are included in the microfilmed version

1930--1940 Accessions

Folder Listing:

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from Charles E. Beals, 1910-1915

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from Arthur Deerin Call, 1911-1916

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from Dr. James L. Tryon, 1911-1918

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from U.S. Congressmen, and U.S. and British Officials, 1892-1916 [note: such

letters are also in other correspondence folders]

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from the U.S. President and Staff, 1900-1914

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from the U.S. State Department, 1900-1915

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood re: 1893 International Court of Arbitration, 1892-1894

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from Anna B. Eckstein (1912), and to Lyra Trueblood Wolkins and George

Wolkins, 1945-1946: Includes biographical sketch of Anna B. Eckstein

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from James J. Hall, 1911-1919

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood, Sarah Trueblood and Lyra Trueblood Wolkins from Louis P. Lochner, 1911-

1917, 1924

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from Robert C. Root, 1908-1915

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from Baroness Bertha von Suttner, ca. 1912

-- Correspondence to Arthur Deerin Call from Allen S. Olmsted re: non--peace position of the American

Peace Society,September 16, 1926

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from Walter Massday, Assistant Secretary to Governor Woodrow Wilson,

July 23, 1912

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BOXES 9 (1910-1947) See Microfilm Reel 68:6 Only some items listed below in boxes 1--20 are included in the microfilmed version

Files of Lyra Trueblood Wolkins; peace emblems and buttons [removed to Button Collection]; diploma of honorable mention for Benjamin F. Trueblood from The Columbian Exposition, 11/02/1894 [removed to Oversize Collection]

1930--1940 Accessions

Folder Listing:

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from Anna B. Eckstein, 1910:
Includes typescript of letter from Hans Eckstein re: his aunt's death, October 24, 1947; biographical sketch of Anna B. Eckstein

-- MS of "The Will to Harmonized Power" by Anna B. Eckstein

-- Correspondence to Lyra Trueblood Wolkins from Alice Thatcher Post and Harriet P. Thomas, 1915

-- Correspondence to Lyra Trueblood Wolkins from Jane Addams, 1915

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BOX 10 See Microfilm Reel 68:6 Only some items listed below in boxes 1--20 are included in the microfilmed version

1930--1940 Accessions

Listing:

-- Scrapbook of Lyra Trueblood re: 1904 Boston Peace Congress

-- 2 Scrapbooks of Lyra Trueblood re: World War I

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BOX 11 See Microfilm Reel 68:6 Only some items listed below in boxes 1--20 are included in the microfilmed version

1966 Accession

Folder Listing:

-- American Peace Society:
Includes letter to G. Hellings from Lord Palmerston, 04/23/1845; letter to Benjamin F. Trueblood from John Stuart Mill, March 17, /1871
correspondence to Elizabeth Woodman from Senator Rush D. Holt, 1939-1940)

-- Scrapbook of Elizabeth Woodman entitled "World War I"

-- 1894 diploma of Benjamin Trueblood [removed to Oversize Documents]
envelope of peace medals [removed to Memorabilia Collection]
5 peace flags [removed to Memorabilia Collection]
poster and petition scroll from 1899 Hague Conference [removed to Oversize Documents] [only descriptions of this material have been microfilmed]

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BOX 12 (1875--1936) See Microfilm Reel 68:6-7 Only some items listed below in boxes 1--20 are included in the microfilmed version

1966 Accession

Folder Listing:

-- Correspondence to Sarah Trueblood and articles (unpublished) in tribute to Benjamin F. Trueblood

-- Correspondence re: International Court of Arbitration, Chicago, Illinois, 1893

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood, Sarah Trueblood and Lyra Trueblood Wolkins, 1880-1932 [note: letters are not

in chronological order; includes tributes to Benjamin F. Trueblood; includes transcriptions of letters of which the originals are in other folders]

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood, Sarah Trueblood and Lyra Trueblood Wolkins, 1877-1947 [note: letters are not

in chronological order; includes tributes to Benjamin F. Trueblood; includes transcriptions of letters of which the originals are in other folders]

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood, Sarah Trueblood and Lyra Trueblood Wolkins, 1875-1933 [note: letters are not

in chronological order; includes tributes to Benjamin F. Trueblood; includes transcriptions of letters of which the originals are in other folders]

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood, Sarah Trueblood and Lyra Trueblood Wolkins, 1880-1936 [note: letters are not

in chronological order; includes tributes to Benjamin F. Trueblood; includes transcriptions of letters of which the originals are in other folders]

-- Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood and Sarah Trueblood, 1892--1921 [note: letters are not in chronological order;

includes tributes to Benjamin F. Trueblood; includes transcriptions of letters of which the originals are in other folders]

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BOXES 13--14 [material incorporated into one box], 1886-1915 See Microfilm Reel 68:8-9 Only some items listed below in boxes 1--20 are included in the microfilmed version

1966 Accession

Folder Listing:

-- Postcards and Christmas cards written to Benjamin F. Trueblood by Prince Adam Wiszmewski, H. LaFontaine, K.P.

Arnoldson, Arthur Leffler, T. Suzuki, Hodgson Pratt, John H. and E.S. DeForest, Bertha von Suttner, John Barrett, and others, 1902-1915; printed card with order of speeches, including "The Policy of Peace" by Benjamin F. Trueblood, Twentieth Century Club, Boston, Massachusetts, December 6, 1909

-- Transcriptions of correspondence to his family from Benjamin F. Trueblood, 1886-1912

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BOX 15 See Microfilm Reels 68:9-10 Only some items listed below in boxes 1--20 are included in the microfilmed version

1966 Accession

Folder Listing:

--Material on work of Quakers in France and Benjamin F. Trueblood's work in France: Includes:
---list of delegates to Universal Peace Congress, London, England, 1890
---letters to and from [transcriptions] Benjamin F. Trueblood, 189--1891
---hand--written sermons (by Benjamin F. Trueblood?)
---"Le Christianisme et la Guerre: L'Example et l'Enseignement de Christ" by Benjamin F. Trueblood
---newsclippings

--Miscellaneous material:
---Includes delegate ticket of Benjamin F. Trueblood to 19th Universal Peace Congress, Geneva, Switzerland, September 22-28, 1912
promotional flyer for Benjamin F. Trueblood's book Development of the Peace Idea and Other Essays; transcriptions of letters to Lyra Trueblood Wolkins from Benjamin F. Trueblood, 1914-1915
---handwritten notes (by Benjamin F. Trueblood?) on "Lectures on Practical Ethics"
---transcription of sermon notes by Benjamin F. Trueblood on "Conditions of Friends in New England, and Their Work"
---The American Friend 51:14/32:14 (July 13, 1944)
---The Prophet of Blue River: A Sketch of the Life of Elwood Trueblood by Edith M. Winder [not microfilmed]

-- Correspondence to/from Ellen Starr Brinton, Curator, Swarthmore College Peace Collection, 1947-1948

[removed to SCPC office files]

--Lecture notes of Benjamin F. Trueblood; letters to Lyra Trueblood Wolkins and book reviews re: Development of the Peace

Idea and Other Essays by Benjamin F. Trueblood (re-published ca. 1932)

--Miscellaneous material:
--"The Boys' Brigade: Its Character and Tendencies" by Benjamin F. Trueblood (Peace Society, London)
--"The Outlook for Peace" by Benjamin F. Trueblood, 1899
--"Ministers' Meeting of Protest Against Atrocities in the Philippines" (includes remarks by Benjamin F. Trueblood), May 22, 1902
--"Righteousness and War" by Benjamin F. Trueblood
--"Creeds and Conferences" by Benjamin F. Trueblood, (William G. Hubbard & Co., Columbus, Ohio), 1888
--Membership certificates of Benjamin F. Trueblood
--Sermon/lecture notes of Benjamin F. Trueblood ("The Cure for War"; "He Is Risen"; "Peace Address at Plainfield," September 18, 1895
--"The Law of God Among the Nations"
--"The Peacemakers"
--"Christian Patriotism"
--"Immediate Practical Needs of the Church and Its Work," May 30, 1900
--"Condition of Friends in New England and Their Work"; etc.)
--Calling cards and Christmas cards
--"The Golden Rule in International Affairs" by Benjamin F. Trueblood, read at the Peace Conference of the Churches, Glasgow, Scotland, September 9, 1901
--"L'Opera Per La Pace In America" [prepared by] Benjamin F. Trueblood (Societa Internazionale Per La Pace, Milan, Italy), 1906
--Material on peace symbols
Miscellaneous

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BOX 16 See Microfilm Reel 68:10--11 Only some items listed below in boxes 1--20 are included in the microfilmed version

1966 Accession

Folder Listing:

--Information on Benjamin F. Trueblood while President of Wilmington College, Wilmington, Ohio, 1874--1879: Includes:
---Postcard with photograph of South Hall
---"My Young Friends of the Graduating Class" by Benjamin F. Trueblood, delivered circa 1871
---"Souvenir of Raisin Valley Seminary, Near Adrian, Mich., Semi--Centennial Anniversary: A Brief History of Its Origins as a Friends Boarding School in 1850 to June Twenty--Second, 1900"
---Reminiscences about Benjamin F. Trueblood

--Information on Benjamin F. Trueblood while President of Raisin Valley Seminary, Adrian, Michigan, 1869--1871: Includes:
---Biographical information on whole life of Benjamin F. Trueblood

--Information on Benjamin F. Trueblood while teacher of Latin and Greek Languages and of Mixed Mathematics, Penn College, Oskaloosa, Iowa, 1873--1874, and President of Penn College, 1879--1890: Includes:
---Reminiscences about Benjamin F. Trueblood
---The Penn Chronicle 11:7, March 15, 1896
---Penn College Bulletin 7:6, November 1916 (Trueblood memorial number)
--Miscellaneous

--Information on Benjamin F. Trueblood while student at Earlham College, 1865--1866, ?? --1869, and Governor and Professor of English Literature, 1871--1873: Includes:
---Master's degree thesis "St. Paul's Life and Letters," 1876
---"Graduating oration "The Inner Life," 1869

--Miscellaneous material:
---Calling cards
---Wood--block photograph plates of Sarah Trueblood and Blue River Meeting House[removed to Memorabilia Collection]
---Steel plate for photograph of Benjamin F. Trueblood [removed to Memorabilia Collection]

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BOX 17 See Microfilm Reel 68:11 Only some items listed below in boxes 1--20 are included in the microfilmed version

1966 Accession

Folder Listing:

--Scrapbook: Includes :
---Book reviews of The Federation of the World by Benjamin F. Trueblood
---Poem "To John G. Whittier" composed by Benjamin F. Trueblood, 1892, and other of his poems
---Newsclippings re: Friends Meeting House in Boston, Massachusetts
---Newsclippings re: Benjamin F. Trueblood
---Newsclippings of addresses by Benjamin F. Trueblood
--Miscellaneous

-- Scrapbook: Includes:
---Clippings of poems, articles and addresses by or about Benjamin F. Trueblood

--Scrapbook: Includes:
---Clippings of articles by Benjamin F. Trueblood ("Lessons of Travel" No. 1--12, May-September 1886
---"Four Days in California, November 1887
---"Christ's Mind in Education," June 1885
"The Temptation of Scholars," June 1889
---"At Sea," July 1890
---"In And About Paris," September 1890)

--Scrapbook of correspondence of Benjamin F. Trueblood, Secretary for France, Christian Arbitration and Peace Society, Branche Francaise, 1890-1894 [letters in French; some translations into English provided]

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BOX 18 See Microfilm Reels 68:11--12 Only some items listed below in boxes 1--20 are included in the microfilmed version

1966 Accession

Listing:

Manuscript Prophet of Peace by Charles E. Beals about Benjamin F. Trueblood

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BOX 19 (1915--1941) See Microfilm Reels 68:12 Only some items listed below in boxes 1--20 are included in the microfilmed version

1966 Accession

Folder Listing:

--Information on life and genealogy of Benjamin F. Trueblood (2 folders)

--Correspondence to Sarah Trueblood and Lyra Trueblood Wolkins re: resignation of Benjamin F. Trueblood from the

American Peace Society and his death, 1914--1916: Includes his resignation letter December 11, 1914

--Reminiscence "An Appreciation" about Benjamin F. Trueblood by Dr. William Pearson

--Memorial scrapbook on death of Benjamin Trueblood [d. October 26, 1916]

--Memorial scrapbook on death of Sarah Terrell Trueblood [d. November 13, 1933]: Includes Terrell genealogy

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BOX 20 See Microfilm Reels 68:12--13 Only some items listed below in boxes 1--20 are included in the microfilmed version

1966 Accession

Folder Listing:

--Articles and addresses by Benjamin F. Trueblood:
---"Universal Peace" (W.C.T.U., Evanston, Illinois)
---"A Stated International Congress" (American Peace Society), 1903
---"A Regular International Congress as a Council of Peace"
---"The Outlook for International Peace"
---"The Hague Convention Extending the Principles of the Red Cross Convention"
---"The Twentieth-Century Friend and His Bible School" (Bible School Board, New York Yearly Meeting of Friends), 1895
---"How the Sunday Schools May Aid the Peace Movement" (APS, Boston), 1907
---"International Arbitration: Its Present Status and Prospects," 1894
---"Peace Work in America" (APS, Boston), 1906
---"The Ideal Education and the Ideal College" (The American Friend Publishing Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), 1898
---"History of the American Peace Society and Its Work: The Growth of International Arbitration and Peace" (APS, Washington, D.C.), 1914
---"The Golden Rule in International Affairs" (The Peace Society, London, England), 1901
---"The Outlook for Peace" (reprint from The Coming Age), 1899
---"The Permanent International Court of Arbitration: The Hague Convention for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes" (APS, Boston), 1899
---"Seventy--Fifth Anniversary of the American Peace Society: The Growth of International Arbitration and Peace" (APS, Boston), 1903
---"The Two Hague Conferences and Their Results" (APS, Washington, D.C.), 1914
---"The Christ of the Andes: The Story of the Erection of the Great Peace Monument on the Andean Boundary Between Chile and Argentina" (6th and 7th editions, APS, Washington, D.C.), 1912, 1914
---"International Arbitration at the Opening of the Twentieth Century" (APS, Washington, D.C.), 1914
---"The Successes and Failures of the Second Hague Conference" (APS, Boston)
---"The First Hague Conference and Its Results" (APS, Boston), 1906
---"The Historic Development of the Peace Idea" (APS, Washington, D.C.), 1913 translation of "Perpetual Peace: A Philosophic Essay" by Immanuel Kant (APS, Boston), 1897
---"William Penn's Holy Experiment in Civil Government" (APS, Boston), 1895
---"Eighty-Fifth Annual Report" (APS, Washington, D.C.), 1913
---"The Cost of War" (APS, Washington, D.C.), 1914

-- Sermon notes of Benjamin F. Trueblood

-- Addresses re: peace given by Benjamin F. Trueblood:
---"International Morality"
---"The Breaking Down of National Boundaries," 1911
---"The Military Condition of Europe," 1891
---"The Friends Not Philosophical Anarachists"
---"Emerson and the Inner Light"
---"Religious Education: Its Necessity and Aims," 1905
---"Among the Foundations," 1899
---"The Hague Conference and the Future of Arbitration," 1906
---"The Strength of the Peace Movement"

--Articles and addresses by Benjamin F. Trueblood:
---"The Hague Conferences and the Future of Arbitration," 1906
---"Is the Day of Peace Dawning," 1911
---Book review of Le Droit des Gens en Marche vers la Paix et la Guerre de Tripoli, 1913
---"The Story of the Peace Movement," 1908
---"The Peace Movement: What Ministers May Do"
---"The International Peace Conference at The Hague," 1899
"War A Thing of the Past"
---"The United States, Great Britain and International Arbitration," 1896
---"Mohonk and Its Conferences," 1897
---"Friends in Public Affairs"
---"A Reminiscence of Charles Sumner"

--Manuscripts of articles and addresses by Benjamin F. Trueblood

--Manuscripts of articles and addresses by Benjamin F. Trueblood: Includes letter from Nicholas Murray Butler, March 28, 1913

--Scrapbook of articles by Benjamin F. Trueblood, 1890-1892

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Periodicals from Noah Worcester

Listing:

--Bound volume: Contains:
--The Friend of Peace 1:1-12 (Joseph T. Buckingham, Boston)
--A Solemn Review of the Custom of War Showing That War is the Effect of Popular Delusion and Proposing a Remedy by Philo Pacificus (5th edition, Hilliard and Metcalf, Cambridge, Massachusetts), 1816
--"Sixth Annual Report of the Massachusetts Peace Society," ca. 1821-1822

--Bound volume:
---The Friend of Peace: Containing a Special Interview Between the President of the United States and Omar, An Officer Dismissed for Duelling
---Six Letters from Omar to the President
---With a Reivew of the Power Assumed by Rulers Over the Laws of God and the Lives of Men, in Making War, and Omar's Solitary Reflections, ------The Whole Reported by Philo Pacificus" [i.e.The Friend of Peace 1:1-12] (Kimber and Sharless, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), 1816

--Bound volume:
--The Friend of Peace 2:1--12 (Hilliard and Metcalf, Cambridge, Massachusetts)

--Bound volume:
---The Friend of Peace, In a Series of Numbers
---Together With A Solemn Review of the Custom of War, as an Introduction to Said Work by Philo Pacificus [contains Solemn Review and The Friend of Peace 1:1-7] (Isaac Stevens), 1817 [3 copies]

--Bound volume:
---The Friend of Peace, In a Series of Numbers; Together With A Solemn Review of the Custom of War, as an Introduction to Said Work by Philo Pacificus [contains Solemn Review; The Friend of Peace 1:1-7] (Ansel Phelps, Greenfield, Massachusetts), 1817

--Bound volume:
---The Friend of Peace, In a Series of Numbers; Together With A Solemn Review of the Custom of War, as an Introduction to Said Work by Philo Pacificus [contains Solemn Review andThe Friend of Peace 1:1-7] (Ballston Spa), 1822

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BOX 22 Not Microfilmed

Periodicals from Noah Worcester

Listing:

---The Friend of Peace:
---Containing a Special Interview Between the President of the United States and Omar, An Officer Dismissed for Duelling
---Six Letters from Omar to the President
---With a Reivew of the Power Assumed by Rulers Over the Laws of God and the Lives of Men, in Making War, and Omar's Solitary Reflections, The Whole Reported by Philo Pacificus" (Hilliard and Metcalf, Boston), 1815

---The Friend of Peace 1:1-12, 1815-1818; 2:1-12, 1818-1821 (includes "Monument of a Beneficien Mission from Boston to St. John's, as an Appendix to Volume I of the Friend of Peace," May 25, 1818 [box includes second copies of most of these]

--Bound volume: Contains
---The Friend of Peace 1:6, 1816; Appendix No. 3 to The Friend of Peace, July 1828
---Appendix No. 4 to The Friend of Peace, 1828
---The Friend of Peace 3:9

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BOX 23 Not Microfilmed

Periodicals from Noah Worcester

Listing:

--The Peace Catechism on Christian Principles by Philo Pacificus (H. Leavenworth, Niagara, Canada), 1825
--A Solemn Review of the Custom of War Showing That War is the Effect of Popular Delusion and Proposing a Remedy by Philo Pacificus (Hilliard and Metcalf, Cambridge, Massachusetts), 1815 [4 copies]
--A Solemn Review of the Custom of War Showing That War is the Effect of Popular Delusion and Proposing a Remedy by Philo Pacificus (Peter B. Gleason & Co., Hartford, Connecticut), 1815
--A Solemn Review of the Custom of War Showing That War is the Effect of Popular Delusion and Proposing a Remedy by Philo Pacificus (Miller & Hutchens), 1818
--A Solemn Review of the Custom of War Showing That War is the Effect of Popular Delusion and Proposing a Remedy by Philo Pacificus (Philemon Canfield, Hartford, Connecticut), 1829
--A Solemn Review of the Custom of War Showing That War is the Effect of Popular Delusion and Proposing a Remedy by Philo Pacificus (11th American edition, revised by author; S.G. Simkins, Boston, Massachusetts), 1833

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1989 Accession

Folder Listing:

--American Peace Society meeting minutes, 1912-1917, undated

--Notebook "Contributions," January 1907-March 1915

--Correspondence to/from the American Peace Society, 1871-1918:
---Includes letter from John Greenleaf Whittier, 1878

--Correspondence to Sarah, Lyra and Florence Trueblood from Benjamin F. Trueblood, 1893-1912

--General correspondence from Benjamin F. Trueblood, 1911-1915, 1919

--Correspondence of Benjamin F. Trueblood with international institutes in China, 1912-1920

--General correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood, 1892-1916

--General correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood, undated

--Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from American Peace Society of Japan, 1915-1916

--Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from Federal Council of Churches, 1912-1915

--Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from foreign ambassadors, 1915

--Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from International Bureau of Peace, Berne, Switzerland, 1911-1915

--Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from the Interparliametary Union, 1914-1915

--Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from Lake Mohonk Conference of International Arbitration, 1909-1915

--Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from Benjamin Smith, Friends Religious Congress, 1893

--Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from Swedish Peace Society, Stockholm, Sweden, 1911-1913

--Correspondence to Benjamin F. Trueblood from Vrede Door Recht, the Netherlands, 1914-1915

--General correspondence to Sarah Trueblood, 1915-1931

--Correspondence to Sarah Trueblood from Charles Beals re: biography of Benjamin F. Trueblood, 1916-1925

--Correspondence to Sarah Trueblood and Lyra Trueblood Wolkins from James L. Tryon, 1916-1928

--General correspondence to/from Lyra Trueblood Wolkins, 1913, 1916-1917, 1925

--General correspondence to Florence Trueblood Steere, 1911, 1925

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BOX 25 Not Microfilmed

1989 Accession

Folder Listing:

--Biographical information about Benjamin F. Trueblood

--Letter re: bestowing of honorary Doctor of Laws degree on Benjamin F. Trueblood by Baylor University, Waco, Texas, 1908

--Engagement diaries of Benjamin F. Trueblood, July 8, 1908 -Jul y 4, 1908, October 1911- December 1913 [transcription]

--Diary of Sarah Trueblood, 1902-1904

--Diary of Sarah Trueblood [transcription], 1902-1913

--"Trip to Europe in 1905" [transcription] by [Sarah Trueblood?]

--Articles by Benjamin F. Trueblood

--Poems by Benjamin F. Trueblood

--Attendance by Benjamin F. Trueblood at peace congresses, 1890-1912

--Miscellaneous material about Benjamin F. Trueblood: Includes membership certificates to the Bureau International Permanent de la Paix, 1897, and to the World's Peace Army, 1913-1914

--Tributes to and reminiscences of Benjamin F. Trueblood

--Extracts from address of Charles E. Beals delivered at funeral of Benjamin F. Trueblood, October 28, 1916

--Miscellaneous literature from organizations

--Miscellaneous pamphlets

-- "The Uncrowned Queen of the Peace Movement" [Baroness Bertha von Suttner] by Lyra D. Trueblood [Wolkins] (The Homiletic Review 68:3), September 1914

--Miscellaneous periodicals:
---Le Mouvement Pacifiste: Organe du Bureau Internationale de la Paix, No. 12 (December 1921) and No. 2 (February 1922); The Peace Crusade 1:1-4, 6-12

--Notes and article on peace work in Japan by Gilbert Bowles

--Correspondence of Elihu Burrett [transcriptions], 1848-1877

--Miscellaneous material

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This file was last updated on July 24, 2009.