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Uphaus-Thoreau Bibliography & References  (July 27, 2001)

 

_______, "Uphaus Scores Differences Between Right and Law [from the Report of TTS 1961 Annual Meeting]." Concord Free Press, July 20, 1961. (Text here.)

 

_______, "The History of Our Church," a web page published by First and Summerfield United Methodist Church, New Haven, CT <http://www.fsumc.org/history/1940s50s.html>. (Text here.)

 

_______, "That's all, folks." [List of 100 persons of century.]  Concord (NH) Monitor, Dec. 31, 1999. (Text here.)

 

Eby, Kermit. "Willard Uphaus: Prisoner of Conscience."1960. Christian Century LXXVII: 442-443. (Text here.)

 

King, Martin Luther. 1962 & 1966. "A Legacy of Creative Protest" in  Massachusetts Review Vol. 4: A Centenary Gathering for Henry David Thoreau, ed. John H. Hicks (1962) (a/k/a Thoreau Society Booklet 17) and in  Thoreau in Our Season, ed. by John H. Hicks. Amherst: U of Mass Press (1966). (Text here.) (This is same text as in Massachusetts Review, cited above.)

 

Harding, Walter. 1961A. "Editor's Notes." Thoreau Society Bulletin 75. (Text here.)

 

Harding, Walter. 1961B. [Report of July 15, 1961 Address at TTS Annual Meeting from July 20, 1961 Concord Journal.] Thoreau Society Bulletin 76: 1. (Text here.)

 

McConnell, Amy. 1999. "Minister Didn't Fear Red Scare." Concord (NH) Monitor, February 5, 1999. (Text here.)

 

New York Times:  various dates, especially June 9 (1:6), Dec. 13 (63:3), and 15 (4, 5, & 38), in 1959 and April 21 (30:1), June 25 (20:6), 11 (74:5), 12 (17:1), 15 (42:2), 16 (12:3) in 1960.

 

North, Daniel. (1958-60?). Various stories in Claremont Eagle and New York Post (not seen, but learned of  here).

 

Uphaus, Willard. 1962 and 1966. "Conscience and Disobedience." Massachusetts Review Vol. 4: A Centenary Gathering for Henry David Thoreau (1962): pp. 104-108 (a/k/a Thoreau Society Booklet 17). And in  Thoreau in Our Season, ed. by John H. Hicks. Amherst: U of Mass Press (1966). (Text here.) (This is same text as in Massachusetts Review, cited above.) The two newspaper reports of Uphaus' 1961 address to the Thoreau Society are consistent with these texts, so in my article I refer to "Conscience and Disobediance" as having been initially delivered at this 1961 meeting.

 

Uphaus, Willard. 1963. Commitment [Autobiography]. NY: McGraw-Hill.

 

World Fellowship Center, Albany NH is at <http://www.worldfellowship.org>.

 

Note: the Willard Uphaus papers are at Dartmouth’s Baker Library.