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#5 |
1952-03-17, TL[c] to Merton, 'Your brief sketch of St. John of the Cross is very nice except for one aspect which' |
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1952 March 17 |
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#6 |
1952-05-02 (#01), TLS from Merton, 'Could you please look over these two works of art (?) and tell me if they are too' |
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1952 May 2 |
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#11 |
1953-05-22, TALS from Merton, 'Here is the completed draft of «Tower of Babel». I am sending it as a straight' |
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1953 May 22 |
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#13 |
1953-10-29, TALS to Merton, 'This Intro. to Doctor Mellifluus seems to me quite the best thing of this sort you' |
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1953 October 29 |
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#15 |
1959-01-07, HLS to Fox, James, 'I'm really distressed at being so in arrears with the censorship. Just after' |
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1959 January 7 |
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#16 |
1959-03-03, TLS to Fox, James, 'Have just mailed a most enthusiastic endorsement of The Power and Meaning of Love' |
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1959 March 3 |
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#17 |
1960-03-01, HLS to Fox, James, 'First- please tell Fr. Louis to go ahead with his preface to Disputed Questions -' |
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1960 March 1 |
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#26 |
1962-01-18, HLS to Fox, James, 'Here is a returned ms of Fr. Louis - «Nuclear War» and Frather Jn Eudes article' |
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1962 January 18 |
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#28 |
1962-01-22 (#02), TLS[c] from Fox, James, 'We received your gracious note of January 18 with the two manuscripts. Here we go' |
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1962 January 22 |
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#29 |
1962-01-23, TLS[c] from Fox, James, 'We certainly are keeping the Air Mail or Postal Clerks busy these days. I just' |
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1962 January 23 |
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#30 |
1962-01-25, HLS to Fox, James, 'Somehow, somewhere, I've mislaid the copy of Fr. Louis article on nuclear warfare.' |
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1962 January 25 |
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#31 |
1962-02-18, HLS to Fox, James, 'Had word from Fr. Clement that «Nuclear War» has been cleared for publication.' |
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1962 February 18 |
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#32 |
1962-02-21, TALS[c] from Fox, James, 'I received your gracious note of Septuagesima Sunday. Don't worry about the other' |
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1962 February 21 |
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#39 |
1964-02-01, HLS to Merton, 'Will take care of your Notes on Art etc at once. For the records' |
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1964 February 1 |
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#43 |
1964-06-03, TAL[c] from Merton, 'Many thanks to you and Fr Charles for your good work: the approval from Rome' |
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1964 June 3 |
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#44 |
1964-07-18, TAL[c] from Merton, 'Many thanks for returning the articles. I suppose there is a new system under way. ' |
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1964 July 18 |
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#48 |
1964-08-11, TAL[c] to Merton, 'Thanks for your last letter and your green light on Honest to God for the' |
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1964 August 11 |
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#49 |
1964-08-24, HLS to Merton, 'By all means go ahead with Few Questions: Fewer Answers. I read it without the' |
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1964 August 24 |
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#53 |
1965-01-18 (#04), other from Merton, 'The Drawings of Thomas Merton [-] A NOTE BY THE ARTIST [-] Since judgments are' |
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1965 January 18 |
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#54 |
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1965 January 18 |
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#58 |
1965-02-12, HLS to Merton, 'Forgive this delay re your rubbings, but we have not been idle. The Museum is' |
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1965 February 12 |
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#59 |
1965-04-15, HLS to Merton, 'Mille pardons. Really I'm all confused. Just came across most of this on my desk' |
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1965 April 15 |
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#64 |
1966-11-30, HLS to Merton, 'Always a pleasure to have a word from you. How I wish I had a valid eremitical' |
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1966 November 3 |
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#66 |
1967-06-23, TL[c] from Merton, 'Here is the ms of a book of poems-- or rather a mosaic of poetry and poetic prose,' |
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1967 June 23 |
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#69 |
1967-06-30 (#02), TL[c] from Merton, 'Thanks for your kind letter. I do hope we can reach some kind of real openness on' |
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1967 June 3 |
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#73 |
1973-12-04, HLS to Center from Bourne, Paul, 'As a Trappist monk of ancient vintage with no place to store things I never saved' |
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1973 December 4 |
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#74 |
1973-12-05, TAL[c] from Center to Bourne, Paul, 'I have just finished a fascinating experience of going through the Thomas Merton' |
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1973 December 5 |
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#79 |
undated (#05), HNS from Merton, 'I presume a «prayer» for peace will not be stigmatized at unmonastic - anyway' |
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undated |
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#81 |
#Error |
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undated |
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#83 |
undated (#09), other[x] from Merton, 'Do you think they require censoring?? In Jesu f m Louis [-] By no means!' |
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undated |
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#9 |
1952-09-22, TLS to Merton, 'In the absence of your dear Rev. Father I take the responsibility of addressing this' |
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1952 September 22 |
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#10 |
1953-04-30, TLS from Merton, 'I am rushing to you, tardily, an un-proofread article on St Bernard which has been' |
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1953 April 3 |
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#12 |
1953-10-12, HLS from Merton, 'You will be glad to here that Harcourt Brace is bringing out the Encyclical, with' |
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1953 October 12 |
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#14 |
1955, other[c] from Merton, 'Silence in Heaven--- a note to the Father Censors. [-] This text was written for the' |
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1955 (date approximate) |
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#22 |
1961-11-30, TLS to Fox, James, 'You are very thougthful to recall the matter of postage. Now I will be able to enter' |
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1961 November 3 (date approximate) |
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#34 |
1962-04-28, TL[c] from Merton, 'As you know periodically my affairs get in an awful tangle, and they are in one now:' |
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1962 April 28 |
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#36 |
1963-05-04, HLS to Merton, 'First of all, I trust you to refrain from any official reference to what I might say' |
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1963 May 4 (date approximate) |
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#37 |
1964-01-02, HALS to Merton, 'Judged best not to submit this to formal censorship-- as I don’t know how long it' |
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1964 January 2 |
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#40 |
1964-03-10, TL[c] from Merton, 'This little item here had better be sent to you I think. It has been offered by a' |
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1964 March 1 |
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#42 |
1964-05-27, HLS to Merton, 'You should have your green light for the Diaspora very soon; but meanwhile I've run' |
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1964 May 27 |
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#55 |
1965-01-22, HLS to Merton, 'Your Berrigan preface strikes me as quite conservative - for 1965 - and I see no' |
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1965 January 22 |
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#56 |
1965-01-25, HLS to Merton, 'Mille pardons! I just picked up your brochure on the drawings and realized for the' |
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1965 January 25 |
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#62 |
1965-11-22 (#02), TL[c] from Merton, 'Next Spring New Directions is bringing out a paperback selection of various prose' |
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1965 November 22 |
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#65 |
1967-01-18, HLS to Merton, 'Don't worry about your ms. All is under control. Have you read Dewart's «Future' |
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1967 January 18 |
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#71 |
1968-09-03, HNS from Merton, 'Will you please do whatever is necessary to process this new book of verse? [-] Many' |
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1968 September 3 |
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#76 |
undated (#02), HNS to Merton, 'Fret not about your novel - I'm not supposed to be reading novels so how could I' |
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undated |
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#77 |
undated (#03), HLS to Merton, 'There used to be an old woman around the parish at 59th St. who specialized in' |
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undated |
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#2 |
1951-05-28, HLS to Merton, 'Your pamphlet on prayer is very good. If I may offer one minor suggestion it is' |
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1951 May 28 |
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#3 |
1951-09-16, TLS to Merton, 'Enclosed you will find the document you requested for the edification or something' |
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1951 September 16 |
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#7 |
1952-05-02 (#02), HNS to Merton, 'I like St John very much but if the lady is St Teresa I think you've missed her' |
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1952 May 2 |
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#18 |
1960-03-05, TL[x] from Fox, James, 'Thanks so much for your kind letter of March 1 with the Preface to DISPUTED' |
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1960 March 5 |
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#19 |
1960-03-no-day, TLS from Merton to Censors, 'Since objections were raised to the article entitled Vocation to Solitude, the theme' |
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1960 March (date approximate) |
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#20 |
1960-04-09, TLS to Fox, James, 'Have just mailed the censorship report on the two brief pieces you refer to in your' |
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1960 April 9 |
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#21 |
1961-04-17, TLS[x] from Fox, James, 'We are sending you one of Father Louis', so-called 'little articles'. It is called' |
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1961 April 17 |
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#23 |
1961-12-16, TLS[c] from Fox, James, 'We received word from our Most Rev. Abbot General in regard to the article on PEACE' |
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1961 December 16 |
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#24 |
1962-01-03, HLS to Fox, James, 'All under control, I trust. Did the best I could by "Peace," and now pray it will' |
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1962 January 3 (date approximate) |
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#27 |
1962-01-22 (#01), HCS to Fox, James, 'Two more "little articles" received and will be cared for. Notice from Rome that Fr.' |
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1962 January 22 (date approximate) |
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#35 |
1963-05-01, TL[c] from Merton, 'Here is a problem for you as Head Censor: I hope you can help me unravel it. The' |
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1963 May 1 |
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#38 |
1964-01-16, TL[c] from Merton, 'Before Dom James took off for the Chapter I had a talk with him about the censorship' |
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1964 January 16 |
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#41 |
1964-03-13, HLS to Merton, 'Taking all factors into account I can't see that this little piece requires' |
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1964 March 13 |
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#51 |
1965-01-18 (#02), TL[c] from Merton, 'I am sending two copies of a preface which I wrote thinking that probably it would' |
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1965 January 18 |
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#67 |
1967-06-28, HLS to Merton, 'Don't fret about censorship. I've about reached the point where I consider it' |
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1967 June 28 |
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#68 |
1967-06-30 (#01), TLS from Merton, 'Thanks for your kind letter. I do hope we can reach some kind of real openness on' |
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1967 June 3 |
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#72 |
1973-11-30, TLS[x] from Center to Bourne, Paul, 'Mr. Victor Kramer at Georgia State University has requested permission to look at' |
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1973 November 3 |
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#78 |
undated (#04), HNS to Merton, 'P. 17 of #7 (Eng. Mystics) is missing - we did not lose it! […] The report from' |
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undated |
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#80 |
undated (#06), HNS from Merton, 'This pamphlet for visitors and postulants is essentially the same as the «Life at' |
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undated |
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#82 |
undated (#08), HLS to Merton, 'Thought you might like to see our new Guide. The text was not easy to write - just' |
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undated |
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#1 |
1951-02-21, HLS to Merton, 'Your prelude to the chant afforded a sort of Laetare Sunday diversion in my Lenten' |
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1951 February 21 |
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#4 |
1951-09-17, TLS to Merton, 'An advance copy or your excellent new book, Ascent to Truth, reached us a few days' |
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1951 September 17 |
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#8 |
1952-08-09, TLS to Merton, 'As we have been directed, I address to you this critique of Father Louis' latest' |
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1952 August 9 |
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#25 |
1962-01-12, TLS[c] from Fox, James, 'We received your gracious note January 18 with the two manuscripts. Here we go' |
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1962 January 12 |
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#33 |
1962-03-06, TALS[c] from Fox, James, 'Here we come again knocking at your door just as Lent approches, with a little' |
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1962 March 6 |
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#45 |
1964-07-27, TALS from Merton, 'Here is the text of a preface to a book on Shaker furniture. It will certainly' |
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1964 July 27 |
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#46 |
1964-07-no-day, HLS to Merton, 'I don't know what's going on, censorshipwise, at the Generalate. I get no response' |
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1964 July (date approximate) |
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#47 |
1964-08-06, HLS to Merton, 'Since Commonweal themselves have been recently bewailing their circulation one can' |
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1964 August 6 |
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#50 |
1965-01-18 (#01), TLS from Merton, 'I am sending two copies of a preface which I wrote thinking that probably it would' |
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1965 January 18 |
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#52 |
1965-01-18 (#03), other from Merton, 'Forty - Three Signatures [-] an exhibit of Drawings [-] by Thomas' |
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1965 January 18 |
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#57 |
1965-02-04, HLS to Merton, 'Turn about is fair play - the enclosed is an article by me for you to censor. ' |
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1965 February 4 (date approximate) |
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#60 |
1965-10-07, HLS to Merton, 'After getting your poem out of the file an hour ago I've now utterly lost it. No' |
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1965 October 7 |
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#61 |
1965-11-22 (#01), TLS from Merton, 'Next Spring New Directions is bringing out a paperback selection of various prose' |
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1965 November 22 |
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#63 |
1966-05-15, HLS to Merton, 'Here is your article. Fr Chas is the other censor so I'm sure its quite all right' |
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1966 May 15 |
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#70 |
1968-06-03, TL[x] from Martin, Frederick R., 'Father Thomas Merton has asked me to send a set of uncorrected galleys for his' |
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1968 June 3 |
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#75 |
undated-09-21 (#01), HLS to Merton, 'Of course you may keep your New Yorker section intact! It was really rather' |
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undated September 21 |
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