Box 2
Contains 29 Results:
“A Contribution to the Political History of Louisiana” - Undated
“History of the Teaching of History” at University of Alabama, 1856 and South Carolina College, 1856. Related by Dr. William J. Vaughn, Saturday, January 10, 1903
“Judge John McCormick Lea – A Eulogy”, November 10, 1903
“The Period Before 1860 – A Sketch” from the Conference on the Study and Teaching of History in the South, American Historical Association, New Orleans, 1903
Printed Circulars for Historical Research, March 20, 1903
“The Teaching of History in the University of Nashville” - Undated
Clippings and Invitations from American Historical Association Meeting, Providence, Rhode Island, 1906
Research Notes
Academic Department Paper
Printed biographical pamphlet
“The Finality of The Christian Religion by George Burman Foster, Ph.D” A review read before The Old Oak Club, November 20, 1909
“The Fine Arts As Cultivated Accomplishments” Read before The Old Oak Club, November 25, 1899
“The Religious Aspects of Social Science” [Gay Lecture Series] Read before the faculty and students of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, April 3, 4, and 6, 1905
“The Sociological Concept” [Gay Lecture Series] – Undated
“The Sociological Function of The Ministry” [Gay Lecture Series] – Undated
“The Industrial Condition of Negroes in Nashville” – Undated
“Origin and Development of the Faust Legend” – Undated
“The Powers of the President” – Undated
“Recent American Diplomacy” – Undated
“Service for Others, A Social Law” – Undated
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