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William Jenks correspondence and addresses
William Jenks (1778-1866) was a Congregationalist pastor, a Bowdoin College Overseer, 1806-1811 and secretary of the Bowdoin College Trustees, 1818-1822. Collection contains letters to concerning Jenks' preaching, his biography, and missionary work of free African-American Christians in Portland, Maine; also includes religious themed addresses.
William John Curtis papers
Correspondence of William John Curtis, including lettersfrom Andrew Carnegie and President Grover Cleveland, and a number of holograph essays on U.S. politics; also includes biographical materials.
William King Letterbook
Letterbook recording copies of outgoing correspondence, May 1829-November 1830, of the collector of customs, Bath, Maine
William Phips, knight : the man and his work
Scrapbook of newspaper clippings from the Daily eastern Argus (Portland, Me.) published 1911-1913 comprising articles written by the Rev. Henry O. Thayer about Sir Phips and about Maine historical miscellanea
William Pierce Frye papers
Frye's speeches, political and commemorative from 1875 to 1895, make up the bulk of the collection, which also contains some letters, clippings, notes, etc.
William Wallace Gilchrist, Jr. collection
Collection of materials gathered by Robert Griffin while researching and writing his book Affectionately, Wallace (about the artist William Wallace Gilchrist, Jr.) including correspondence, family materials, information concerning Gilchrist's paintings, Griffin's research materials, and images.
William Whitney Rice orations
Seven holograph orations by William Whitney Rice, the bulk delivered in Maine and several delivered while a student at Bowdoin College.
William Willis papers
Correspondence (1837-69) concerning the history of Maine, approximately a dozen more letters concerning Willis's interests in Maine railroads; together with drafts of his writings, and information on the estates of Willis and his wife.
William Zorach collection
The collection (1923-1974) contains essays by and articles regarding Zorach; clippings, exhibit announcements, copies of five letters between Zorach and "Epstein"; biographical information, photographs, and other material relating to William Zorach
Wissenschaftliche Dogmatik
Manuscript volume of theological writings, possibly lectures, acquired for use by Bowdoin College in 1832