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Ronald Owen Hall papers

 Fonds
Identifier: HK CVU 0068/PER/RO_Hall
Consists chiefly of materials written or collected by Ronald Owen Hall, including correspondence, sermons and lecture notes, reference materials of writing, R.O. : The life and times of Bishop Ronald Hall of Hong Kong, newspaper clippings, books, and journal articles (finding aid (pdf)).

Dates

  • 1925-1979, undated

Creator

Language of Materials

Chiefly in English.

Conditions Governing Access

Access to materials is restricted by legal requirements, written agreements with the donor(s) and policies of the Chinese University of Hong Kong Library. Users are required to sign an application form to use the collection. Records containing personal data which might constitute intrusion of privacy are not available for access.

Please note that for all personal letters after 1951, approval must be sought from the donor or his representatives. If you have any questions or concerns on personal data and copyrighted materials of this collection, please email us and we ensure that we would respond to your written request accordingly within a reasonable time period.

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Conditions Governing Use

Users are responsible to abide by the law of copyright and privacy. The copyright on some materials in the collection may be held by the creators, donors or any other persons. Users must obtain written permissions from the copyright holder(s) and the Librarian prior to publishing any materials in this collection.

Photocopying requests must be made to CUHK Library staff in writing for approval by the Librarian. It must be noted that provision of photocopies does not constitute permission to reproduce, publish, or circulate these materials in any formats.

Archival records may contain materials with personal, sensitive or confidential information that is protected under privacy law. Users must note that the disclosure or use of certain information pertaining to identifiable individuals represented in this collection without the consent of those individuals or concerned parties may have legal ramifications for which The Chinese University of Hong Kong assumes no responsibility.

Extent

4 linear feet

Arrangement

This collection is arranged into 6 series.

Series 1 is his correspondence with Victoria Diocesan Association;
Series 2 is letters to his relatives and family members, newspaper clippings about him.
Series 3 was originally marked “F.D. Maurice”. It includes mainly sermons and sermon extracts of Maurice. And Hall’s correspondence about Maurice.
Series 4 is mainly reference material for Paton, D.M. to write his book R.O. The life and times of Bishop Ronald Hall of Hong Kong, 1985. It includes Paton’s correspondence with other people when collecting material for his book, draft copies of individual chapters of the book. And many first hand material about Hall’s life.
Series 5 is a number of Hall’s note books for his sermon and lectures, 1943-1948.
Series 6 contains books, journals and articles on various subjects collected or written by Bishop Hall. To be catalogued individually and availale in CUHK LibrarySearch.

Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Originals of some materials are not available due to physical conditions or the need of special equipment. Copies are provided if available.

Publications

Publications that are about or based on the use, study, or analysis of the materials of this collection:

吳青。《何明華與中國關係之研究》(1922-1966)。杭州市:浙江大學出版社,2017 年。

Donor Donated by Canon Christopher Hall
Title
Ronald Owen Hall papers
Status
completed
Author
Special Collections (Archive Management)
Date
2017-07-03
Description rules
dacs
Language of description
English
Sponsor
n/a

Repository Details

Part of the CUHK Library Archival Collections Repository

Contact:
Special Collections Reading Room
3/F, University Library
The Chinese University of Hong Kong