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In 1906, Badè married Evelyn
Marianne (Mary) Ratcliff (b. 1879), a clergyman's daughter and a 1901 mathematics and physics graduate of the University of California, whom he had met on a Sierra Club outing. She died the following year. They had one daughter, Evelyn Mary (1907–2000) who in 1931 married
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Colby writes Badè's father's name as
William Brauns Badè; Zorn, Sutcliffe and the Yale obituary spell it Bruns. He appears in the census for Laketown Township, Carver County, Minnesota, as William Bade born in Hanover about 1831, married to Anna with a son William born about 1871. These are the only
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In this investigation, Badè employed and refined the
Reisner-Fisher method, dividing the site into 10-meter squares and excavating these in strips. All artifacts including potshards were drawn to scale on millimeter-gridded file cards. The excavation was meticulously mapped and the site, operations,
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Badè had a long-standing interest in archaeology. He traveled in the Middle East in 1909 and had planned to start fieldwork in Syria in 1914, but World War I and his appointment as Muir's executor intervened. He continued to study archaeology, including the methods employed in desert areas of the
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as the most likely. Badè chose to excavate Tell en-Nasbeh which proved to be the correct location. The site was initially identified in part based on a German World War I aerial photograph showing evidence of walls and alteration of vegetation over buildings. Badè brought his characteristic
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Badè was dean of the
Federated Summer School of Theology at Berkeley, 1907. He served as interim president of the Pacific School of Religion 1920–1922, subsequently serving as dean 1922–1928 and as director of the school's Palestine Institute (which he founded) from 1926 until his death.
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Badè now commonly is credited as co-author in citations to the three Muir books he compiled from unpublished writings and short pieces, as here and below. In the original editions John Muir has sole title-page credit as author; furthermore Badè has a title-page credit as editor only on
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1910–1922 and served as the fourth president of the club, 1919–1922. As part of his work with the Sierra Club he headed the
California Associated Societies for the Preservation of Wild Life for many years. He was California state chairman of the
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of San Diego, whom he had met in the course of his war-relief work. Part of their honeymoon was spent retracing John Muir's "Thousand-mile Walk", and some of his Alaska travels. They had two children, Elizabeth Le Breton (Betsy, 1922–2008) and
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Badè died of a stroke 4 March 1936, before the analysis of the excavation was complete. The full reports were completed by his associates and published in 1947. The collection remains in the Badè Museum at the
Pacific School of Religion.
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Badè was appointed professor of Hebrew and Old
Testament Literature at Moravian Theological Seminary, serving 1898–1902. He was appointed professor of Old Testament Literature and Semitic Languages, Pacific Theological Seminary (later
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Badè collected over 2000 letters from Muir's correspondents. He also worked out Muir's itinerary in Canada from the dates and locations in a collection of Muir's botanical specimens discovered in an attic in
Wisconsin.
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and prepare Muir's unpublished writings for publication. Badè compiled and edited materials from Muir's journals and other unpublished writings as well as short published pieces, resulting in publication of
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Inaugural
Addresses on the Occasion of the Induction of William Frederic Badè, John Wright Buckham and T. Cowden Laughlin Into the Faculty of Pacific Theological Seminary, Berkeley, California, January 23,
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Zoar Moravian Church, Carver County, Minnesota, on the National Register of Historic Places and at the core of the community where Badè grew up. Badè's parents are buried here.
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minister, a professor of ancient languages, a theologian and bible scholar, a mountaineer, a conservationist and a naturalist. Born and raised in Minnesota, he studied at
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Badè attended public schools but also studied with a private tutor. He grew up speaking English and German and learned Greek and Latin as a boy. He attended
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and the associated seminary, earning his way by playing organ and giving music lessons, attaining AB and BD degrees. He was ordained at
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for political reasons; on arriving in the United States in 1858 he worked on riverboats and later farmed. Anna Voigt immigrated from
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A manual of excavation in the Near East; methods of digging and recording of the Tell en-Nasbeh expedition in Palestine
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Badè served on the board of the Sierra Club from 1907–1936. He worked prominently with Muir and other members on the
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thoroughness and organizational talent to bear, seeking advice from prominent archaeologists including Albright and
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Bade, Elizabeth Marston, interviewed by Eleanor Bade "Recollections of William F. Bade and the Early Sierra Club."
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campaign, including serving as vice president of the Society for Preservation of National Parks. He edited the
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The Battle over Hetch Hetchy : America's Most Controversial Dam and the Birth of Modern Environmentalism
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to study ancient languages and Arabic, earning a second BD in 1895. After short pastoral appointments at
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In 1917 Badè married another Sierra Club member, Elizabeth Le Breton Marston (1884–1987), daughter of
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As a professor, Badè was among the first in the United States to teach the then-new and controversial
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American Southwest. In 1925 he went to Palestine to organize an excavation, having corresponded with
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William F. Bade "Fingerprints on Pottery Aid in Tracing Past." Science News Letter. 1934, 261–262
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The Badè Museum of Biblical Archaeology at the Pacific School of Religion is named for him.
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Tell en-Naṣbeh : excavated under the direction of the late William Frederic Badè; I,
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As for me, I will dwell in Mizpah ... ": The Tell en-Nasbeh Excavations after 85 Years.
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faculty in charge of botany. He sang bass and chaired the program committee for the
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Sidney L. Gulick Jr. (1902–1988). He was a son of Japan scholar and peace activist
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Tell en-Naṣbeh: excavated under the direction of the late William Frederic Badè;
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Video based on original, hand-colored slides of the excavation at Tell en-Nasbeh
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in Palestine, now believed on the basis of his work to be the biblical city of
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and artifacts were extensively photographed. Badè documented his methods in
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The Old Testament in the light of to-day : a study in moral development
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William Frederic Badè "Old testament scholarship in modern Bible teaching"
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and later served as professor of English and Dean of Arts and Sciences at
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Limbaugh, Ronald H. "Pride, Prejudice and Patrimony: The Dispute Between
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Albright, W.F. "William Frederic Badè (January 22, 1871-March 4, 1936)",
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Selected works by William Frederic Badè as author, editor, or organizer
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Men and Women of America: A Biographical Dictionary of Contemporaries
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The Old Testament in the Light of Today, A Study in Moral Development
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The Kuenen-Wellhausen Theory: Authorship of the Pentateuch examined
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to identify suitable locations for excavation. Albright considered
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Hamersly, Colby, Yale, College of Arms, University of California,
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The Bethlehem Bach choir; an historical and interpretative sketch
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The Writings of John Muir (series editor), Houghton Mifflin Co.
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The Oxford Encyclopedia of Archaeology in the Ancient Near East
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William Frederic Badè "The excavations at Tell en-Nasbeh"
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Shifting Sands:The Rise and Fall of Biblical Archaeology
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History of the Moravian College and Theological Seminary
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Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research
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Brannigan, Keith, Yiannis Papadatos and Douglas Wynn
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Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research
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Commission for Relief in Belgium and Northern France
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Bible scholar, biographer, archaeologist (1871–1936)
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Society of Biblical Literature - List of Presidents
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1222:; Times Publishing Company, Printers, 1909 p. 318
1113:, "Sierra Club Women I and II", Bancroft Library.
609:Text and illustrations on the Sierra Club website
35:William F. Badè examining an artifact, circa 1933
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1354:A wanderer all my days: John Muir in New England
905:Colby, Yale, Lockley, Census, Hamersly, Zorn (a)
479:at Santa Fe 1929–1936, and was president of the
886:for which he wrote a substantial introduction.
1430:Photographs from the Tell en-Nasbeh excavation
744:, by volume and page; available on Archive.org
358:Archaeological investigation of Tell en-Nasbeh
1363:and the Family and Friends of John Muir," in
805:"Hetch Hetchy Valley and the Tuolumne Canyon"
293:concerning the origins and authorship of the
481:Society for Biblical Literature and Exegesis
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1395:Biographical sketch for William George Bade
1241:Social Security Death Index at Ancestry.com
1049:Colby, Yale, Society of Biblical Literature
625:"Moravian College and Theological Seminary"
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1365:John Muir: Family, Friends, And Adventures
782:"The Mountain Bluebird and the Wood Pewee"
679:William F. Badè "The Seal Of Jaazaniah";
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267:Badè as a young professor, 1917 or earlier
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826:"The higher functions of a mountain club"
645:"Italian Modernism, Social and Religious"
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1103:Badè Museum of Biblical Archaeology.
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699:Archaeological and historical results
1508:Writers from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
1448:People from Carver County, Minnesota
1387:Zorn, Jeffrey "Badè, William F." In
1193:Guide to the Sidney L. Gulick Papers
1191:San Diego State University Library.
584:John Muir and William Frederic Badè
575:John Muir and William Frederic Badè
566:John Muir and William Frederic Badè
1211:"Elizabeth Bade Bacon Death Notice"
914:Colby, Yale, Lockley, Badè Museum,
752:"On the Trail with the Sierra Club"
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432:While in Pennsylvania, Badè edited
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305:Editor and biographer of John Muir
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1151:College of Arms (Great Britain).
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811:64, pp. 1079–1084, May 14, 1908.
620:; Thesis, Moravian College, 1892
605:The Life and Letters of John Muir
460:1915–1917, vice president of the
428:Civic and professional activities
793:"Haleakala and Kilauea", 11, 231
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1339:Oxford University Press, 2004
1306:, July/August 1987 pp. 68–69.
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1147:William Frederic Badè Tribute
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590:, Houghton Mifflin Co., 1918.
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514:International House, Berkeley
351:Life and Letters of John Muir
344:Life and Letters of John Muir
105:Life and Letters of John Muir
1158:(Evelyn Ratcliff birth date)
796:"An Outdoor Litany", 11, 270
607:Houghton Mifflin Co., 1924.
464:1920–1922, and a trustee of
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1304:Biblical Archaeology Review
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562:Series introduction by Badè
473:School of American Research
129:Elizabeth Le Breton Marston
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1463:American environmentalists
1270:University of California.
1256:Who's Who in Berkeley 1917
1176:"Digging up buried cities"
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498:San Diego State University
274:Pacific School of Religion
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816:"Summering in the Sierra"
758:"The Water-Ouzel at Home"
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966:The Cruise of the Corwin
884:The Cruise of the Corwin
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328:The Cruise of the Corwin
196:Early life and education
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1311:"William Frederic Badè"
1273:University Chronicle, 4
1208:San Francisco Chronicle
1199:San Diego Union-Tribune
1081:San Diego Union Tribune
1077:San Francisco Chronicle
836:"John Muir in Yosemite"
237:Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
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1498:Old Testament scholars
1375:Sierra Club Bulletin 6
1314:Biblical Archaeologist
1286:Houghton Mifflin, 1918
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1117:Berkeley Daily Gazette
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968:and Editor's Note for
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718:William Frederic Badè
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1316:March 1988 pp. 28–35
1232:Sierra Club Bulletin
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453:Sierra Club Bulletin
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442:Bethlehem Bach Choir
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245:Unionville, Michigan
241:Yale Divinity School
218:Zoar Moravian Church
190:Sierra Club Bulletin
96:Yale Divinity School
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1380:Richter, Robert W.
1309:Zorn, Jeffrey (b).
1299:Zorn. Jeffrey (a).
788:"To Higher Sierras"
730:"Federate Theology"
449:Hetch Hetchy Valley
389:William F. Albright
1333:Davis, Thomas W.
1204:September 16, 2012
980:Colby, Sierra Club
927:Colby, Badè Museum
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658:The Biblical World
545:Glasgow University
406:Clarence S. Fisher
397:Mizpah in Benjamin
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1289:Yale University.
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1277:(Evelyn Ratcliff)
1144:Colby, William E.
831:5, pp. 9–13, 1912
650:4(2)147–174, 1911
597:Travels in Alaska
336:Travels in Alaska
319:literary executor
253:Lehigh University
249:Chaska, Minnesota
210:Carver, Minnesota
208:Badè was born in
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