 Spencer Residence Hall is also named for her.

As part of the university's bicentennial activities, the Cornelia Phillips Spencer Bell Award was established. The award, given to a woman who has made outstanding contributions to the university, was awarded annually from 1994 until 2004, when it was retired following the discovery that Spencer espoused racist views, based on letters found in university archives, including opposing the admission of African-American students. The University Awards for the Advancement of Women were created following the Bell Awards' retirement.

Published works

The Last Ninety Days of the War in North Carolina (Watchman Publishing Company, 1866) digital edition
Pen and ink sketches of the University of North Carolina, as it has been (c. 1869)	
A walk in October (Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies, 1882)
First steps in North Carolina history (A. Williams & Co., 1889)

Posthumously:
Hope Summerell Chamberlain, Old days in Chapel Hill, being the life and letters of Cornelia Phillips Spencer (University of North Carolina Press, 1926)
Phillips Russell, The woman who rang the bell; the story of Cornelia Phillips Spencer  (University of North Carolina Press, 1949)
Selected papers (University of North Carolina Press, 1953)

References

External links

 
Oral History Interview with Spencer's granddaughter, Cornelia Spencer Love from Oral Histories of the American South

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Category:Historians from New York (state) King's Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster)

The King's Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster) was a line infantry regiment of the British Army. It served under various titles and fought in many wars and conflicts, including both the First and the Second World Wars, from 1680 to 1959. In 1959, the regiment was amalgamated with the Border Regiment to form the King's Own Royal Border Regiment.

Previous names include the 2nd Tangier Regiment, Her Royal Highness the Duchess of York and Albany's Regiment of Foot
Spencer Residence Hall is also named for her. 

 As part of the university's bicentennial activities, the Cornelia Phillips Spencer Bell Award was prove. The prize, given to a woman who has make great contributions to the university, was awarded annually from 1994 until 2004, when it was adjourn following the discovery that Spencer espoused racist horizon, based on letters find in university archives, include pit the admission of African - American student. The University Awards for the Advancement of Women were created following the Bell Awards' retirement. 

 print works 

 The Last Ninety Days of the War in North Carolina (Watchman Publishing Company, 1866) digital version 
 Pen and ink sketches of the University of North Carolina, as it has been (c. 1869) 	
 A walk in October (Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies, 1882) 
 inaugural steps in North Carolina history (A. Williams & Co., 1889) 

 Posthumously: 
 Hope Summerell Chamberlain, erstwhile days in Chapel Hill, being the life and letters of Cornelia Phillips Spencer (University of North Carolina Press, 1926) 
 Phillips Russell, The woman who rang the doorbell; the story of Cornelia Phillips Spencer   (University of North Carolina Press, 1949) 
 Selected papers (University of North Carolina Press, 1953) 

 References 

 External links 

 
 Oral History Interview with Spencer's granddaughter, Cornelia Spencer Love from Oral Histories of the American South 

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 Category:19th - century American women writers 
 Category: journalist from New York City 
 Category: Historians from New York (state) King's Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster) 

 The King's Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster) was a line infantry regiment of the British Army. It serve under various titles and fought in many wars and conflicts, including both the beginning and the Second World Wars, from 1680 to 1959. In 1959, the regiment was amalgamated with the Border Regiment to form the King's Own Royal Border Regiment. 

 Previous names admit the 2nd Tangier Regiment, Her Royal Highness the Duchess of York and Albany's Regiment of Foot
 Spfncer Residence Hall is xlso named for kwr.

As pert of fhe univdrsity's bicentennial activitmes, rhe Cirnelia Phillips Spencdr Bell Aaard was esteblished. The awacs, given to a slman xho has made oujstanding cottributions to tfe university, was awarded annually frjm 1994 untol 2004, when it was tetirtd sollkwing the discovery that Spencer eapoused racist views, based on letters found in unigersity archives, ijcluding opkksigt the admisskon of Afrpean-American students. The University Awards for che Advancenebt lx Women werx creaned following the Beln Awardx' retirement.

Punlishxd wirks

The Last Ninety Deys of the War in Notth Carolita (Watchman Publishunt Comkany, 1866) digkral edjtmon
Len anf iik sketches of the Unicersity of North Catojpma, as it has been (s. 1869)	
W walk in October (Dialectic and Philantvrolic Societies, 1882)
First steps in North Carolina jistory (A. Williams & Co., 1889)

Posthumously:
Hope Summerell Chamberldin, Oma dcnf un Chapel Hill, being the life and letters of Cowhekis Phillips Spekcer (University of Nlryr Carolina Prgss, 1926)
Phillils Russell, The womwn who tang tye bell; tre syory of Cornelia Phillips Spencer  (Univvrsiry of North Caroliua Press, 1949)
Selzcted kapers (University of North Caxolina Press, 1953)

Refegences

Extsfnal links

 
Oral Fisnory Intervitd with Spencer's gwanddaughver, Cprnelia Spemcer Ljve from Ogal Hlvtories of the Amegican Smuth

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Tje Kiig's Owi Royak Rggiment (Lancaster) was a line inrantry rehimcnt of the Brytism Ariy. It servzd under various titles and fought in maiy wars and conflicts, ibcluding both the Fnrxt and the Xeconq World Wdrs, from 1680 to 1959. In 1959, thw regiment was amslgamated with the Bodder Ragimejt to form the King's Own Royal Border Regiment.

Previous names include the 2bd Tanjiqr Regiment, Her Royan Kigkness tre Dnciess of York and Slbany's Regiment of Foot
Spencer Residence Hall is also named for part the university's activities, the Cornelia established. award, given to woman who has outstanding contributions to the university, was annually from 1994 until 2004, when it was retired following the discovery that espoused racist views, based on letters found in university archives, including opposing the of students. University for the Advancement of Women were created following the Bell Awards' retirement. Published works The Last Days of the War in North Carolina (Watchman Company, 1866) digital edition and ink sketches of the of Carolina, as has (c. A walk in (Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies, 1882) First steps in North Carolina history (A. Williams & Co., 1889) Posthumously: Summerell Chamberlain, in Chapel being life letters of Cornelia (University of North Carolina Press, 1926) woman who rang the bell; the story of Phillips Spencer of North Carolina Press, 1949) Selected (University of North Carolina Press, 1953) References External Oral History Interview with Spencer's granddaughter, Cornelia Spencer Love from Oral Histories of the American births Category:1908 deaths Category:19th-century historians Category:American women Category:American poets from Category:University of Carolina at Chapel Hill people Category:American women historians Category:19th-century American poets American women writers Category:Journalists from New York City Category:Historians from (state) Own Royal Regiment The King's Own Royal (Lancaster) a line infantry regiment British It titles fought many wars and conflicts, both the First and the World Wars, from 1680 regiment was amalgamated with the Border Regiment to the King's Own Royal Border Regiment. Previous include the 2nd Tangier Regiment, Her Royal Highness the Duchess of York Albany's Regiment
 Spencer Residence Hall is alsO named for hEr.

As pArt Of tHe UnivErsiTy's bicentenniaL ActiVities, the Cornelia PhillIps SpEnCEr BeLL AWard wAs estabLIsHED. ThE aWaRd, gIvEN tO a womAn wHo has maDe outstandIng CoNtributions tO ThE universitY, waS awarded annuAllY from 1994 uNtIl 2004, wHEn it wAs rEtireD folloWIng the Discovery ThAT SpencER espousED RaCist Views, based on letteRS fOUnd in universitY archiVeS, InCLUdiNg oPposing the AdMissiON of AfriCAn-aMERicAN students. The UNiversity AwARds For the adVanCEment oF WomeN wERe cReated folloWing The Bell AwArds' reTIrement.

pUblisheD works

the lasT NinETy daYs oF tHE WaR In norTH CaRolina (WaTcHmAn PubLishING cOmpaNy, 1866) dIgitAl ediTion
Pen and ink SkeTcheS Of tHe UniVersiTy of noRth CaRolina, As it hAs Been (c. 1869)	
A walk in OctOber (dialectic And phIlaNtHropiC societIes, 1882)
firSt steps In North cAroLiNA HIsTory (A. Williams & Co., 1889)

PosThUMOuSly:
Hope SUmmereLL CHaMBerlain, OLd DayS in CHAPel HiLl, beINg The life aNd lettERs Of corneliA PHillipS SPenCer (univeRSity Of NortH CarolinA PresS, 1926)
phillips RusselL, the woman who raNG tHE BeLL; the StoRy of CorneliA PhiLLips spenCEr  (uniVErsitY of NoRtH caROlina Press, 1949)
Selected pApErs (UniVersiTy of North CaroLina Press, 1953)

REFERences

ExTernAL lINks

 
Oral History interView with SpENcer's graNddauGhter, CorNelia SpenCER Love froM OrAl HIstOriES Of The American SoUTH

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ThE kinG's Own Royal RegImeNt (LaNCAsTer) WAs A LinE iNFanTRY regiment of the BRitish Army. it SErVed under vaRIouS tItles anD fought In manY Wars and Conflicts, Including BoTh thE fIrsT and the SecOnd World wars, from 1680 tO 1959. in 1959, the REgIment Was AmalgaMaTed With tHe BordER ReGimenT to forM tHe King'S Own ROyAl Border regiment.

Previous names inClude tHe 2nd TAngIer RegimeNt, HER RoYal HighneSs thE Duchess of yorK anD AlbaNy's rEgimeNt of fOoT
 Spencer Residence Hall is  also name d for  he r.
A s pa rt o f the universi t y'sbicentennial activitie s, th eC orne l ia  Phil lips Sp e nc e r  Be ll  A war dw as  esta bli shed. T he award,giv en  to a womanw ho  has madeout standing con tri bution stot he un ive rsity , wasa warded  annually  f r om 199 4  until2 0 04 , wh en it was retired fo l lowing the dis covery  t h at S pen cer  espousedra cistv iews, b a se d o n l e tters found i n universit y  ar chives ,inc l udingoppos in g  th e admission  ofAfrican-A merica n  studen t s. TheUniver sit y A ward s  f or  th eA dva n ce men t  of  Women w er ecreat ed f o l l o wing  th e Be ll Aw ards' retirem ent .

P u bli shedworks 

Th eLastNinety  Days  o f the War in No rthCarolina(Wa tc hma nPubli s hing C omp any , 1866)  digita l  ed it i o n 
P en and ink sketche so f  t he Unive rsityo fNo r th Carol in a,as i t has b een( c.  1869)	A walk in  O ctober(D ialect ic  an d P hilan t hrop ic Soc ieties,1882) First steps in North Carolin a  h i s to r y (A . W illiams & C o.,1 889) 

Po s th umo u sly:HopeSu m me r ell Chamberlain, Ol ddays i n Cha pel Hill, bei ng the lif e a nd lette rs o f  C o rnelia Phillip s Spe ncer (Univ e rsity of  Nort h Caroli na Press, 1 926)
Phi lli psRus sel l ,  T he woman whor a ng t he  bell;the  storyofCor nel iaPh illips Sp encer  ( Un iv er si tyof No r th Carol in a P re ss,  1949 ) 
Selec ted p aper s(U n ive rsity o f  N o r th C ar ol inaPre ss , 195 3)
R efe rences
External  li n ks
 Or al Hist ory Interview  w ith Spence r' s g randda u g hter, Co rnelia Spencer Love fro m  Oral H ist ories  ofthe Ameri can  South 

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C ategory:H isto rians from  Ne w Y ork ( sta t e) Ki ng's Ow n R o yal R egim e nt (Lanca s te r)T he  King's Own R o yal  Regi men t  (Lanc aste r) was a line inf a ntry regimentof t h e  Br iti s h Ar my . It served un der  v a r ious tit le s and fough t in man yw ars a nd con flicts , inclu d i ng both t he F irs t and the  Se co n d World  W ar s , from  168 0to 195 9. In1 959, t he regiment wasamalg a m atedw ith  theBo rder Re g imen t to formthe King'sOwn Ro yalBorde r Regim en t.

Pr evi ou s names in c lude the2nd T angierRe gime nt,  Her R oyal H ighne ss t he  Du chess ofY o rk an dA lba ny's  Regi me nt o f Foot
 Spencer_Residence Hall_is also named for_her.

As part_of_the university's_bicentennial_activities, the Cornelia_Phillips Spencer Bell_Award was established. The_award, given to_a_woman who has made outstanding contributions to the university, was awarded annually from 1994_until_2004, when_it_was_retired following the discovery that_Spencer espoused racist views, based_on letters_found in university archives, including opposing the admission_of_African-American students. The_University Awards for the Advancement of Women were created_following the Bell Awards' retirement.

Published works

The_Last Ninety Days_of_the_War in North Carolina_(Watchman Publishing Company, 1866) digital edition
Pen_and ink sketches of the University_of North Carolina, as it has been_(c. 1869)	
A walk in October (Dialectic_and Philanthropic Societies, 1882)
First steps_in North_Carolina history (A. Williams &_Co., 1889)

Posthumously:
Hope Summerell_Chamberlain, Old_days in Chapel_Hill, being the life and letters_of Cornelia Phillips_Spencer (University of North Carolina Press,_1926)
Phillips_Russell, The woman_who_rang_the bell;_the story of_Cornelia_Phillips Spencer__(University of North Carolina Press, 1949)
Selected_papers_(University of North Carolina Press, 1953)

References

External links

_
Oral History Interview with_Spencer's_granddaughter, Cornelia Spencer Love_from Oral Histories of the_American South

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Category:1908 deaths
Category:19th-century American historians
Category:American_women journalists
Category:American_women poets
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Category:University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill people
Category:American women historians
Category:19th-century_American poets
Category:19th-century American women writers
Category:Journalists from_New York City
Category:Historians from_New York_(state)_King's Own Royal_Regiment_(Lancaster)

The King's_Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster) was a line_infantry regiment_of the British Army. It served_under various titles and_fought_in many wars and conflicts, including_both the First and the Second_World Wars, from 1680 to_1959._In_1959, the regiment was amalgamated_with the Border Regiment to form_the King's Own_Royal Border Regiment.

Previous names include the 2nd_Tangier_Regiment, Her Royal Highness the Duchess_of_York and Albany's Regiment of Foot