Secondary Sources, 1970

Concordia Historical Institute Quarterly 43 (November 1970)

• Arthur C. Repp, “Editorial,” p. 147
• Carl S. Meyer, “Introductory Remarks by the Editor,” pp. 148-49
• “A Statement,” pp. 150-52
• E. J. Friedrich, “Foreword,” pp. 153-55 [includes partial ms.]
• Richard R. Caemmerer Sr., “Recollections of ‘A Statement,’” pp. 156-58
• Thomas Coates, “’A Statement’—Some Reminiscences,” pp. 159-64
• Herbert Lindemann, “Personal Reflections on the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Publication of ‘A Statement,’” pp. 164-66
• Harold H. Engelbrecht, “Concerning ‘A Statement,’” pp. 167-70 [includes ms of paper]
• Walter E. Bauer, “To Recall As Well As I Can,” pp. 171-73
• Bernard H. Hemmeter, “Reflections on the Missouri Synod,” pp. 174-77
• L. H. Deffner, “’A Statement’ Was a Turning Point,” p. 178
• John W. Hattery, “The Historical Development of the Doctrine of Unionism in The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod,” pp. 179-81
• Letter, J. W. Behnken to “Dear Brother,” 18 January 1947, pp. 182-84
• E. W. A. Koehler, “An Agreement,” pp. 184-87
• Letter, O. P. Kretzmann to Carl S. Meyer, 5 August 1970, pp. 188-89