history in American schools for the next 40 years. Stephens Hall on the U.C. Berkeley campus is named for him, as was the Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, chartered by the Grand Lodge of F. & A. Masons of California and Hawaii: Henry Morse Stephens #541, for which membership was open only to UC administrators, alumni, faculty and students. The lodge merged with other Berkeley, CA Lodges and is now part of Bay Cities Lodge #337, now in Richmond. History of the San Francisco earthquake, World War I archives After the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, at the suggestion University of California President Benjamin Ide Wheeler, Morse joined the Committee of 50, and in consultation with Governor Pardee, moved to the Earthquake History and Statistics Committee. As a member of this committee, he worked until his death to gather as many accounts and as much historical material as he could that was related to the earthquake. Morse collected over 800 individual accounts of the earthquake and fire as well as numerous newspaper articles, photographs, and other archival material. Unfortunately, after his death, the archive was never incorporated into the Bancroft library collection, as he had intended, and was lost in the 1920s, perhaps in a 1923 Berkeley fire. When World War I broke out, Stephens began actively soliciting materials from around the world to document and formed a "Great War History Committee," work that was cut short by his death on April 16, 1919. Bibliography A history of the French revolution, by H. Morse Stephens, In three volumes. Vol. I–II. New York, C. Scribner's sons, 1886–91. The principal speeches of the statesmen and orators of the French revolution, 1789–1795; ed. with introductions, notes, and indices, by H. Morse Stephens. 2 vols. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1892. The story of Portugal. New York, AMS Press 1971 Revolutionary Europe, 1789–1815, By H. Morse Stephens. London: Rivingtons, 1900, fifth edition Sir Robert Peel, a memorial biography Stephens, Henry Morse; Wallace Arthur Sabin, Charles Caldwell Dobie, Bohemian Club. St. Patrick at Tara, 1909 Grove play Notes External links AHA Reports: The Study of History in Schools(1898)_Committee of Seven: Table of Headings at www.historians.org Online index to The Committee of Seven Report. AHA Information: H. Morse Stephens Bibliography at www.historians.org Partial bibliography of H. Morse Stephens Essay by Stephens on History in "Counsel on the Reading of Books", edited by Henry van Dyke, American Society for