Back to: HOME > Archives & MSS > Modern Manuscripts Collections > David Urquhart Papers Papers of David Urquhart : 1M - Correspondence I M: D.U. AND CATHOLIC SOCIAL REFORM ORGANISATIONS: 1871- 9(bulk 1871-2, 1874-9). The letters in I M relate to Catholic efforts for social reform of attitudes rather than efforts for an improvement in the standard of living. Only IM 23 suggests an interest by D.U. in living and working conditions. D.U. was connected with two Catholic societies: the "Union de la Paix Sociale" established by Le Play (Le P.) and the "Oeuvre Apostolique" promoted by Abbe Defourny and Pere Jullion. The "Union de la Paix Sociale" was designed to bring about internal union in France. Both societies were in favour of encouraging the establishment of a "Law of Nations." For other correspondence re "Law of Nations" see: I K and I L. For pamphlets connected with Catholic efforts for social reform see: III 24. I M1: CORRESPONDENCE OF D.U. AND H.U. WITH LE PLAY (Le P.) RE "UNION DE LA PAIX SOCIALE" : 1871- 2.In addition to discussing the "Union de la Paix Sociale" these letters are concerned with Le P's publications and other issues relating to the Catholic Church"; they also mention Defourny whose "Oeuvre Apostolique" is discussed in letters I M2. For Le P. see also: I K5; I K6; I L1; I L6 20; I L7; I L8; I N1; III 24 3- 9 and VII 2 16- 19 and 34- 5. For D.U.'s connections with the Catholic Church see: I K and I L. The sequence of numbers written on the letters has been used. All items are in French unless otherwise stated. 0. 1 AMS. "Hospitality as a religious duty and political safeguard" by [D.U.]. n.d. In English. 5l. Correspondence of Le P. with D.U. and H.U.
I M2: OEUVRE APOSTOLIQUE AND DEFOURNY: 1874-9 (one 1864).For Defourny see also: I K1 14, 16- 17 and 26; I K5; I L5 1; I L6 14, 31 and 35; I L7; I L8; I M1; I N2; III 11 4 and III 15 15- 17. For Jullion see also: I K1 23. All items are in French unless otherwise stated.
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