Identifier
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Date
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078 |
"Boardman, Fon Wyman, Jr." correspondence |
Record subgroup |
1968 |
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080 |
"Boettcher, Nancy Hauck" correspondence |
Record subgroup |
1964-1966, 1968, 1970 |
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#1 |
1964-09-13, HLS to Merton, 'I am half way through your book "A Thomas Merton Reader" and find it fascinating. ' |
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1964 September 13 |
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#5 |
1965-06-16 (#01), TLS from Merton, 'Thanks very much for sending the telegram to let me know of Nanny's death. It was' |
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1965 June 16 |
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#11 |
1970-10-30, TL[x] from Center to Boettcher, Nancy Hauck, 'We were delighted to receive your packet of letters concerning your Nanny, Thomas' |
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1970 October 3 |
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#2 |
1967-03-22, TALS to Merton, 'I do not know if you remember me from my letters written two years ago, when you' |
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1967 March 22 |
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#4 |
1970-10-31, TLS[x] to Center from Bogdana, Sr., 'Thank you for sending me information concerning the Thomas Merton Collection at' |
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1970 October 31 |
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083 |
"Boggs, Jan" correspondence |
Record subgroup |
1966 |
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#1 |
1961-03-02, HLS to Merton, 'I intended to write to you for some time but only now do it. I read the most of' |
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1961 March 2 |
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#3 |
1961-06-21, HLS to Merton, 'I enclose the letter of the Abbot General which allows you to write a preface to the' |
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1961 June 21 |
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#4 |
1962-03-27, HPCS to Merton, 'I am again in Rome since March 12th and expect to remain in Italy till June 12th. ' |
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1962 March 27 |
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#5 |
1962-05-04, HLS to Merton, 'My Italian book "I Mystici Russi" is now out I presented it to the Pope in person' |
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1962 May 4 |
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#6 |
1962-07-22, HLS to Merton, 'Many thanks for your letter of July 9th, which I have received here to-day from' |
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1962 July 22 |
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#10 |
1963-01-05, HLS to Merton, 'Many thanks for your letter and cheque for $50 which I didn't expect and which' |
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1963 January 5 |
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#13 |
1963-02-15, HLS to Merton, 'Many thanks for your letter of Jan 29th, which I received here in Groningen, where I' |
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1963 February 15 |
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#19 |
1963-11-25, HLS to Merton, 'Many thanks for your letter of Nov. 11th, which I received in Dublin on my way here.' |
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1963 November 25 |
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#22 |
1964-03-19, HLS to Merton, 'I send you my Easter greetings. I left Oxford on February 13th for Tolleshunt' |
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1964 March 19 |
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#23 |
1964-05-25, to Barry, Colman, 'Since I received your letter nearly a year ago I had no more news from you and do' |
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1964 May 25 |
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#26 |
1964-12-13, TL[c] from Merton, 'As Christmas approaches once again, I want to send you my best wishes and a token of' |
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1964 December 13 |
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#35 |
1966-08-no-day, TL[x] to Sobesedniks (circular letter), 'Since I wrote the last letter I travelled [sic] again about and presided the first' |
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1966 August |
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#39 |
1967-04-21, HLS to Merton, 'Since I sent you on March 12th my letter from Florence with the latest "Letter to' |
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1967 April 21 |
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#42 |
1968-04-26, TL[c] from Merton, 'I am afraid I owe you a deep apology: I have not been able to get your Easter' |
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1968 April 26 |
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#43 |
1968-07-11, HLS to Merton, 'Many thanks for your cheque, which you sent to Mont-des-Cats Abbey, as I am' |
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1968 July 11 |
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#3 |
1967-01-18, HLS to Merton, 'Congratulations on your fantastic poem, "Fall '66", in NY REVIEW (Dec. 15 issue) -- ' |
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1967 January 18 |
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#5 |
1967-05-22, TALS to Merton, 'First rule of publishing: a Monk should never allow an editor to edit out what' |
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1967 May 22 |
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#7 |
1967-09-08, TL[c] from Merton, 'Perfectly ok to use the quote from "Letter to Innocent Bystander". And of course to' |
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1967 September 8 |
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#8 |
1967-09-17, TALS to Merton, 'Have chosen from CABLES what could stand as individual poems. (see carbons from' |
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1967 September 17 |
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#15 |
1967-10-10, TL[c] from Merton, 'Thanks for your letter: glad everything is working out. I am happy that you can' |
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1967 October 1 |
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#17 |
1967-12-06, TLS to Merton, 'John is genuinely frantic about your special issue of Latitudes, concerning' |
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1967 December 6 |
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#21 |
1968-02-29, TL[c] from Merton, 'Sorry for not letting you know sooner about the poems, pix etc. I don't want to' |
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1968 February 29 |
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#23 |
1997-03-31 (#02), other to Grip, Robert, 'ELIZABETH GRIFFIN-BONAZZI --Widow of John Howard Griffin, wife of 27 years, mother' |
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1997 March 31 |
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087 |
"Bonner, Paul Hyde" correspondence |
Record subgroup |
1958 |
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#1 |
1968-05-14, TLS to Merton, '«MYSTICS AND ZEN MASTERS» We have at last received the reading copy of the' |
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1968 May 14 |
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089 |
"Borgerhoff, Cornelia Cuyler (Newlin)" correspondence |
Record subgroup |
1966-1967, 1970 |
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#3 |
1966-02-20 (#02), TL[c] from Merton, 'First of all I want to say quite candidly that I think that a non-Catholic publisher' |
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1966 February 2 |
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#6 |
1970-11-06, TLS[x] to Center from Borgerhoff, Cornelia, 'I take pleasure in donating to the Thomas Merton Studies Center the attached' |
Item |
1970 November 6 |
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#2 |
1964-05-08, TALS to Merton, 'Please excuse my long silence. Actually, it would have been a great consolation to' |
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1964 May 8 |
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#3 |
1965-04-05, HLS to Merton, 'Many thanks for the copies of your articles which dome to me from time to time. I' |
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1965 April 5 |
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#4 |
1966-07-20, TALS to Merton, 'Could we have three or four more copies of the revised edition of «The Climate of' |
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1966 July 2 |
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#9 |
1968-06-03, HLS to Merton, 'The first think we have to thank you for is your good visit - a real joy and source' |
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1968 June 3 |
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#1 |
1968-05-12, TLS to Merton, 'Four years ago, I came upon one your books. Since that time I have read almost' |
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1968 May 12 |
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#4 |
1972-08-24, TL[c] from Center to Borton, Cameron, 'Thank you so much for sending us the xeroxed copy of your letter from Thomas Merton.' |
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1972 August 24 |
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#1 |
1964-05-31, TLS from Merton, 'Thanks for your letter and for the gift. Actually the most personal as well as the' |
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1964 May 31 |
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097 |
"Bouchez, Daniel" correspondence |
Record subgroup |
1961 |
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#1 |
1959-09-06, HPCS to Merton, 'Tamié is all you said it was. Now understand first-hand why our Fathers chose spots' |
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1959 September 6 |
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#1 |
1965-06-02, TL[c] from Merton, 'I have received the ms of BED AND BOARD and, largely because of your very persuasive' |
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1965 June 2 |
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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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#1 |
1966-12-15, TLS to Merton, 'Our very good friend and consultant, Dr. Abraham Heschel, has told us of your' |
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1966 December 15 |
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#2 |
1966-12-27, TL[c] from Merton, 'Thanks for your letter of the 15th, which gives me a much clearer idea of the' |
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1966 December 27 |
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#4 |
1967-01-07, TL[c] from Merton, 'Thanks for your letter of the 5th which reached me this morning. I still have not' |
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1967 January 7 |
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#8 |
1967-02-24 (#02), TL[c] from Stone, Naomi Burton, 'Many thanks for yours of February 17th and the enclosed document. Perhaps I didn't' |
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1967 February 24 |
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#10 |
1967-06-07, TL[c] from Merton, 'Thanks for your letter of May 22nd. I am still certainly hoping to see you and Dr' |
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1967 June 7 |
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#11 |
1967-09-24, TL[c] from Merton, 'I am enclosing a tentative plan for my introduction to the opening volume of the' |
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1967 September 24 |
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#12 |
1967-09-28, TLS to Merton, 'Many thanks for your outline which has just arrived. It looks interesting and full' |
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1967 September 28 |
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#16 |
1968-03-28, TL[c] from Merton, 'Well, you turned the tables on me. I was happy to see your concrete poem. There is' |
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1968 March 28 |
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#1 |
1951-11-17, TLS[x] from Merton, 'Cette lettre vous surprendra à première vue, mais plus dutout lorsque je vous aurai' |
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1951 November 17 |
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#2 |
1968-08-03, TL[c] from Merton, 'Your invitation is an attractive one indeed. I wish I could accept it. ' |
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1968 August 3 |
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107 |
"Bowman, R. M., Mrs." correspondence |
Record subgroup |
1966 |
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#3 |
1967-11-09, TLS to Merton, 'I thought you would like to see the attached tear sheet from Publisher's Weekly. ' |
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1967 November 9 |
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109 |
"Boyd, Pauline B." correspondence |
Record subgroup |
1967 |
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#1 |
1967-04-23, HLS to Merton, 'I realize any sort of letters are unwelcome but after reading "Can We Survive' |
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1967 April 23 |
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111 |
"Bozarth, Miss" correspondence |
Record subgroup |
1964 |
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#1 |
1965-08-23, HLS to Merton, 'Father Francis, who is at present risking his life among what St. Bernard so' |
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1965 August 23 |
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#2 |
1965-08-08, TL[c] from Merton, 'It was a delight to get your letter dated May 28th, and I am sorry to see that so' |
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1965 August 8 |
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#2 |
1964-09-27 (#01), TL[c] from Merton, 'It was good to hear from you, and I think I have a fairly clear memory of your' |
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1964 September 27 |
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#3 |
1964-09-27 (#02), TL[c] from Merton, 'It was good to hear from you, and I think I have a fairly clear memory of your' |
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1964 September 27 |
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#1 |
1967-10-11, TLS to Merton, 'Thank you most sincerely for allowing «freelance» to print "Newscast," one of' |
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1967 October 11 |
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#3 |
1967-10-26, TALS to Merton, 'If this turns out to be the unorganized mess I fear it will be, "Forgive me Father,' |
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1967 October 26 |
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120 |
"Bredenberg, Nancy Fly" correspondence |
Record subgroup |
1967-1968 |
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#1 |
1967-11-28, HLS to Merton, 'I first read your name a little less than a year ago when I noticed an article you' |
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1967 November 28 |
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#3 |
1967-12-19, TLS to Merton, 'How pleased I was to receive your very warm letter! The answers to my questions' |
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1967 December 19 |
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#4 |
1968-02-12, HLS to Merton, 'If this note seems rather messy and hurried, it's because I'm sitting in the Retreat' |
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1968 February 12 |
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#8 |
1968-04-22, TL[c] from Merton, 'Thanks so much for your two letters and the poem. You are very adventurous: that' |
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1968 April 22 |
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#1 |
1968-06-18, TLS to Merton, 'It looks like I spend most of my time on the road - but not in behalf of myself. I' |
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1968 June 18 |
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#1 |
1968-03-11, TLS to Merton, 'This letter is a "begging letter"--one which I hope you will listen to with an open' |
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1968 March 11 |
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#2 |
1968-03-19, TL[c] from Merton, 'Thanks for your kind letter. I am very interested in the idea of "Houses of Prayer"' |
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1968 March 19 |
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#3 |
1968-03-30, TLS to Merton, 'Obviously your letter was a keen disappointment to me. At the risk of importuning' |
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1968 March 3 |
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125 |
"Bridget, Sr., S.L.G. (formerly O.S.H.)" correspondence |
Record subgroup |
1964-1965, 1973 |
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#4 |
1964-08-no-day, TLS[x] from Merton, 'I forget if I wrote about the dates for Mrs Harton. In fact I don't remember' |
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1964 August (date approximate) |
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#6 |
1964-10-21, TALS to Merton, 'I have very much to say and may wind up saying little of it, but before I begin...' |
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1964 October 21 |
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#10 |
1965-06-19 (#02), TLS[x] from Merton, 'Congratulations on the birthday and thanks for your letter. I hope this reply' |
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1965 June 19 |
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#11 |
1972-10-26, TLS to Center from Allchin, Arthur MacDonald, and Sr. Bridget, 'Thank you for your letter of August 7th about my correspondence with Thomas Merton. ' |
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1972 October 26 |
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#12 |
1973-01-24, TLS to Center from Bridget, Sr., 'I am writing on behalf of Father Allchin and myself with regard to our' |
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1973 January 24 |
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#5 |
1968-03-no-day, TLS to Merton, 'I hope you will not regret asking for my poems: I am sending you «The Tiger»' |
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1968 March (date approximate) |
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#7 |
1968-04-28 (#02), TAL[c] from Merton, 'Such a long time I have your Tiger and letters, and finally I want to answer. How' |
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1968 April 28 |
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