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      Thomas Raymond Kelly

      1893 - 1941

      At a glance

      • Copyright status: Public domain
      • Died: 1941
      • Top 3 works:
        • The Fifteenth Amendment. Celebrated May 19th 1870
        • Vaccination campaign in Bosnia And Herzegovina
      • Works on this site: 2
      • Museums on this site:
        • National Museum of African American History and Culture
        • Princess of Asturias Foundation
      • Lifespan: 48 years

      early life and education

      thomas raymond kelly, an american quaker educator and writer, was born in chillicothe, ohio, in 1893. he was raised in the wilmington yearly meeting branch of quakerism, which was influenced by 19th-century revivalists. kelly's educational journey began at wilmington college, where he graduated with a degree in chemistry in 1913. he furthered his studies at haverford college, under the mentorship of rufus jones, introducing him to the more traditional mystical vein of the religious society of friends.

      career and contributions

      kelly's plans to serve as a missionary in asia were disrupted by world war i. instead, he worked with the ymca, supporting troops in training at salisbury plain in england and eventually with german prisoners of war. after the war, kelly completed his seminary training and married lael macy. he taught at wilmington college from 1919 to 1921 and then at hartford seminary, where he earned a ph.d. in philosophy. kelly is best known for his books on mysticism, which have had a significant impact on spirituality. his writings offer a unique glimpse into the world of quakerism and its influence on american culture and thought.

      notable works and legacy

      * thomas raymond kelly's notable works include: * kelly's legacy extends beyond his writings, influencing generations of scholars, students, and visitors to the ralph waldo emerson memorial association museum, which has played a significant role in preserving and promoting american literature and philosophy.

      conclusion

      thomas raymond kelly's life and work serve as a testament to the enduring legacy of quakerism and its impact on american culture. his contributions to mysticism and education continue to inspire new generations, making him an important figure in american literary and philosophical history. references: * thomas raymond kelly's biography on TopImpressionists.com * the ralph waldo emerson memorial association museum's collections and exhibitions on TopImpressionists.com

      Questions & Answers

      Where is Thomas Raymond Kelly from?

      Thomas Raymond Kelly was born in United States of America.

      Is there an overview of all the subjects Thomas Raymond Kelly painted?

      Thomas Raymond Kelly's works can be explored by subject on the artist's Subject Atlas page.

      What are the birth city and country of Thomas Raymond Kelly?

      Thomas Raymond Kelly was born in Chillicothe, in United States of America.

      Where are Thomas Raymond Kelly's artworks grouped by art movement?

      The All Movements page groups Thomas Raymond Kelly's artworks by art movement.

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