| Description | Typescript copies and original correspondence between Leonard Elmhirst and Rev William Temple, headmaster of Repton School. Letters relating to doctrine and faith challenged by World War I; the YMCA and 'Americanism'; potential for the conversion of Hindus to Christianity and missionary efforts, and colonialism; press cuttings relating to Rev W Temple (1920); drafts of letters to Temple date from 1935. Letters from Temple (then Archbishop of York) express appreciation to PEP for releasing David Owen for a Pilgrim Trust enquiry. Includes seven letters from William Temple with replies of Leonard Elmhirst. |