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First lines: "This work consists of six selections from previously published material. Most"... Citation: International Journal for Philosophy and Religion 7.3 (1976): 455.

First lines: "This book comprises a wide variety of material drawn from lectures and conferences given by"... Citation: CR: Quarterly Review of the Community of the Resurrection 427 (Michaelmas 2009): 33-34.

First lines: "Having had the opportunity earlier to review the first volume in this series for Cistercian"... Citation: Cistercian Studies Quarterly 43.4 (2008): 427-438.

First lines: "Robert Giroux, during his tenure as a trustee for the Merton Legacy"... Citation: The Merton Annual 26 (2013): 216-220.

First lines: "Through the years subsequent to the publication of The Seven Storey Mountain the paradox that was"... Citation: Renascence 12 (Spring 1960): 149-153. Therese Lentfoehr SDS.

First lines: "Almost simultaneously, two new yet dissimilar books have been ushered out of the Kentucky woods by"... Citation: Critic 25 (April May 1967): 70-72. James H. Forest.

First lines: "Thomas Merton is so well known that a mere description of this paperback collection of his prose"... Citation: Library Journal 91 (August 1966): 3738. William Charles Heiser SJ.

Reviews of The Road to Joy: The letters of Thomas Merton to new and old friends / selected and edited by Robert E. Daggy.

First lines: "A human life is the story of a person recognizing and actualizing the gifts he or she has received." Citation: America 161.11 (21 October 1989): 267-277. William H. Shannon.

First lines: "The second in a projected series of five volumes of Merton's letters, this new collection brings"... Citation: Library Journal 114.12 (July 1989): 84. Cynthia Widmer.

First lines: "'Keep jiving,' Thomas Merton wrote at the end of a letter sent in 1967, the year before he died --"... Citation: Washington Post Book World (3 September 1989): 13.

First lines: "Thomas Merton didn't fit anyone's image of a contemplative monk. While most living the monastic"... Citation: Catholic Week [Mobile AL] 55.36 (8 September 1989): Robert Grip.

First lines: "When Thomas Merton wrote -- with a beautifully eloquent but restrained cadence many people somehow"... Citation: Middletown Press [Connecticut] (12 October 1989): 10. Kathy O'Connell.

First lines: "The corpus of literature in this country concerning Thomas Merton continues to grow with Collins'"... Citation: Priests and People 4.10 (November 1990): 426. Paul M. Pearson.

First lines: "The corpus of literature by and about Thomas Merton continues to grow apace. Two important books"... Citation: Way [London] 31.2 (April 1991): 174-176. Paul M. Pearson.

First lines: "These volumes are part of a projected five book series of selected letters. Read together these"... Citation: Georgia Bulletin (17 January 1991): 13. Victor A. Kramer.

First lines: "The corpus of literature in this country concerning"... Citation: New Seeds 1.5 (1990): 6-7.

First lines: "Thomas Merton was many things to many people--poet, political activist, spiritual"... Citation: Catholic Books Review [online]. [Accessed 21 September 2009].

First lines: "Though John Eudes Bamberger's book, Thomas Merton: Prophet of Renewal (2005), is"... Citation: Citeaux 62.1-4 (2011): 363-368.

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First lines: "Spirituality is not merely an aspect of the Christian life; it is the Christian life in response to"... Citation: America 173.14 (4 November 1995): 33-34. Michael Downey.

First lines: "By late 1966, Thomas Merton viewed his public existence ambivalently. In one sense, it seemed an"... Citation: America 174.20 (22 June 1996): 23-24. John Cristie.

First lines: "The Thomas Merton revealed in these journals is the quintessentially restless American, ever"... Citation: Christian Century 113.18 (22-29 May 1996): 570-571. Anne Carr.

First lines: "Thomas Merton published "The Seven Storey Mountain" in 1948, and the generation coming of age after"... Citation: Boston Sunday Globe (9 July 1995): B11. Edward Mark.

First lines: "Twenty-seven years after his death in Thailand, Kentucky monk Thomas Merton remains a phenomenon"... Citation: Courier Journal [Louisville] (7 October 1995): A13. Clyde F. Crews.

First lines: "This first of seven volumes of Merton's journals consists of writings that predate his entrance"... Citation: Booklist [Chicago] (1 August 1995):1914-1915.

First lines: "One March, not long after we were married, my wife put on her birthday wish-list"... Citation: Books & Culture: A Christian Review [London]6.6 (Nov.-Dec. 2000): 25-31.

First lines: "This volume of Merton's collected letters--the third of five--is concerned mainly with his life as a"... Citation: Catholic Historical Review 77.3 (July 1991): 537-538. Clyde F. Crews.

First lines: "Differing from its predecessors (The Hidden Ground of Love, CH, Nov'85; The road to Joy, 1989), this"... Citation: Choice 28.7 (1 March 1991). Chalmers McCormick.

First lines: "This volume of Merton's collected letters--the third of five--is concerned mainly with his life as a"... Citation: Christian Century 108.16 (8 May 1991): 529-530. Robert Kaftan.

First lines: "The excerpt of a 1962 letter expresses the essence of The School of Charity, the third volume of"... Citation: Catholic Week [Mobile AL] 55.50 (14 December 1990): 4. Bob Grip.

First lines: "This, the third volume in this series which includes The Hidden Ground of Love (1985) and The Road"... Citation: Theology Digest 38.2 (Summer 1991): 177. William Charles Heiser SJ.

First lines: "What most recommends this third volume of letters is Patrick Hart's keen editorial decision to break"... Citation: Thought 67.266 (September 1992): 342-344.

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Reviews of A Search for Solitude: Pursuing the Monk's True Life.

First lines: "This third and so far most evocative of Thomas Merton's personal journals spans the years from July"... Citation: Cistercian Studies Quarterly 33.2 (1998): 236-237. Beverly Aitken.

First lines: "The third in this publisher's projected seven-volume publication of Merton's journals contains the"... Citation: Library Journal (1 May 1996): 100. Henry Carrigan.

First lines: "I may have said before when reviewing the previous volumes as how I seemed to have had so many common"... Citation: Monos 9.4 (Jul/Aug 1997): 8.

First lines: "A Search for Solitude, the third volume of Merton's published journals, covers the years"... Citation: Merton Annual 10: 331-333 [online].

First lines: "A quarter of a century has passed since Thomas Merton entered the life of a religious in the"... Citation: News and Courier Charleston, SC (17 April 1966): 5b. Calhoun Ancrum.

First lines: "Take fifteen talks given to a variety of monastic audiences over a period of fifteen years on"... Citation: Sign 45 (January 1966): 69. John Kirvan, CSP.

First lines: "The basic themes of this series of essays and addresses is the liturgical renewal that many persons"... Citation: Times Chattanooga, TN (16 January 1966). Harold E. Barrett.

First lines: "'Seasons of Celebration," the latest book of Thomas Merton, the well-known Trappist author from"... Citation: Traveler Boston, Mass (3 December 1965). Edward Murawski.

First lines: "The central theme of Seasons of Celebrations is the liturgical renewal that the clergy and laity are"... Citation: Book Blurb from dust jacket.

First lines: "This book of fifteen essays, written at various times over the last sixteen years, is a mixed bag: a"... Citation: Catholic World 202 (February 1966): 311-312.

Reviews of The Secular Journal of Thomas Merton.

First lines: "This unusual journal starts in a furnished room in Greenwich Village, moves to the burning climate"... Citation: New York Times Book Review (15 February 1959).

First lines: "This is a work by Thomas Merton which dates back twenty years, before his entry into the Trappists,"... Citation: Virginia Kirkus Service 27 (15 January 1959): 49.

First lines: "A decade ago the phenomenal success of "the Seven Storey Mountain" catapulted Thomas Merton, a"... Citation: Tribune Chicago, IL (1 February 1959). John A. O'Brien.

First lines: "From October 1939 to November 1941, when Merton was in his mid-twenties, he was a convert to"... Citation: Toledo Blade (1 March 1959). W.G. Rogers. Also see 05b, 05c, 05d, 07a.

First lines: "From October 1939 to November 1941, when Merton was in his mid-twenties, he was a convert to"... Citation: N.H. Sunday News Manchester, NH (15 March 1959). W.G. Rogers. Also see 05b, 05c, 05d, 06a.

First lines: "The appearance of a new book by Thomas Merton is always an event. The reading public has come to"... Citation: Times Dispatch Richmond, VA (15 March 1959). M. O'C. Moriarty.

First lines: "When England's D.W. Brogan in a "Harper's" article some months ago contrasted the America of the"... Citation: New York Herald Tribune Book Review (9 August 1959):11. Philip Deasy.

First lines: "Through the years subsequent to the publication of The Seven Storey Mountain the paradox that was"... Citation: Renascence 12 (Spring 1960): 149-153. Therese Lentfoehr SDS.

First lines: "Writers do not become so overnight, nor do spiritual men; hence it is a sheer delight to trace, if"... Citation: Cross and Crown 13 (June 1961): 245-246.

First lines: "In our era, it is safe to say, no one has done more than Thomas Merton to unveil for the world the"... Citation: Saturday Review 42 (21 February 1959): 42.

First lines: "One's appreciation of this book is only modified by Father Merton's candid admission that it has"... Citation: Tablet [London] 213 (25 April 1959): 394-395.

First lines: "This journal covers the two years"... Citation: Times Literary Supplement [London] 2986 (May 22 1959): 309.

First lines: "Those who expect this book by Thomas Merton"... Citation: The Furrow, 10.11, (Nov. 1959): 743-744.

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First lines: "Thomas Merton is his widely read The Seven Storey Mountain gave a moving account of his conversion"... Citation: New Republic 121 (12 September 1949): 17-18. Y.H. Krikorian.

First lines: "One of the more unexpected current best-sellers is Thomas Merton's "The Seven-Storey Mountain," a"... Citation: Star Washington DC (13 march 1949). M. McG.

First lines: "The young Trappist monk and poet, Thomas Merton, has become widely known through the success of his"... Citation: Register New Haven Conn (20 March 1949).

First lines: "I have what you have not, I am what you are not. I have taken what you have failed to take and I"... Citation: New York Times (27 March 1949).

First lines: "In this follow-up to his popular autobiography, "the Seven Storey Mountain," the young Trappist monk"... Citation: News Newark NJ (10 April 1949). Elizabeth McFadden.

First lines: "Thomas Merton, the young Trappist monk whose The Seven Storey Mountain is a sensational best seller,"... Citation: Dispatch Columbus, OH (17 April 1949). Mary McGarey.

First lines: "Readers of Thomas Merton's previous prose work--he also has two books of poetry to his credit--"The"... Citation: Gazette Montreal Canada (7 May 1949). D.R. Weston.

First lines: "Thomas Merton, the young trappist monk whose The Seven Storey Mountain is a sensational best seller,"... Citation: Courier Express Buffalo NY (22 May 1949).

First lines: "An entirely different kind of book than the author's best selling Seven Storey Mountain, this is a"... Citation: Guidepost Cincinnati, OH (June 1949).

First lines: "Modern, "Imitation of Christ." Excellent. Should rival Seven Storey Mountain in popularity. Thomas"... Citation: Catholic Mirror Springfield Mass (June 1949).

First lines: "Thomas Merton's spiritual autobiography, The Seven Storey Mountain, has achieved the accolade of the"... Citation: Globe & Mail Toronto Canada (9 July 1949). M.M. Mitchell.

First lines: "The author of "The Seven Storey Mountain" has brought together in this handsomely printed book a"... Citation: New York Herald-Tribune (21 August 1949). George N. Shuster.

First lines: "Fr. Louis (Thomas) Merton has written his best book: as literature, it manifests a terse, luminous"... Citation: Orate Fratres 23 (15 May 1949): 336. David R. King.

First lines: "What is likely to strike the general reader first is the heterogeneity of this collection. It"... Citation: Sewanee Review 72.4 (Autumn 1964): 715-718. Sister Mary Gilbert.

First lines: "Scarcely a half dozen years have passed since Thomas Merton became Frater Mary Louis, professed"... Citation: Sign 28 (March 1949): 61.

First lines: "One of the unusual things about our admittedly secularistic age in the United States is the strange"... Citation: Catholic Library World 20 (May 1949) : 264.

First lines: "This is the second book by Mr. Thomas Merton"... Citation: Times Literary Supplement [London] (23 December 1949): 845.

Reviews of Seeds of Destruction.

First lines: "Thomas Merton, the hard-living young poet who, in the 1940's, turned his back on the world to become"... Citation: Courier Journal [Louisville, KY] (31 January 1965): 7. William Habich.

First lines: "Out of the silent solitude of the Abbey of Gethsemani in Kentucky cries the unmistakable voice of"... Citation: Hartford Times (2 January 1965). Arline Boucher Tehan.

First lines: "Thomas Merton's latest books is an attempt to penetrate and respond to those challenges to modern"... Citation: Sign 44 (March 1965): 69-70. Sonya Quitslund.

First lines: "For many years Thomas Merton has been a Trappist monk at Kentucky Abbey of Our Lady of Gethsemane." Citation: Times Chattanooga, TN (14 February 1965). T.B. Cowan.

First lines: "One of his best.... It is remarkable and emblematic that a monk who left Manhattan 25 years ago for"... Citation: Book blurb from dust jacket.

First lines: "Since the Middle Ages, Christian monasteries have been periodically under attack--first by the"... Citation: Sewanee Review 77.3 (summer 1969): 530-535. Thomas Landess.

First lines: "Thomas Merton has always occupied a special place in the American Catholic Church, though for"... Citation: Commentary (April 1965): 90-94. Daniel J. Callahan.

First lines: "The longer Father Merton lives in cloister and silence, the louder his voice seems to become. His"... Citation: Commonweal 81 (12 March 1965): 766. Richard Horchler.

First lines: "Thomas Merton's latest literary offering, "Seeds of Destruction," is a thundering denouncement of"... Citation: Louisville Times (8 January 1965): Book Scene. Marie E. Perley.

First lines: "I dissent! It seems certain that Father Merton will receive nothing but praise from reviewers and"... Citation: Chicago Daily News (2 January 1965): 6. Michael Alexander.

First lines: "Thomas Merton's sixteenth book, "Seeds of Destruction" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux. $4.95), addresses"... Citation: U.S. Catholic 30 (February 1965): 65-66. Joel Wells.

First lines: "This is Merton's 26th book. His Seeds of Contemplation (1949) are now seeds of world destruction"... Citation: Choice 2 (June 1965): 238.

First lines: "Sixteen years have passed since Elected Silence cast its sudden light on the drab landscape"... Citation: Tablet [London] 220 (12 November 1966): 1269-170.

First lines: "This book, whose title rather ironically recalls his earlier work, Seeds of Contemplation, is an attempt on the part"... Citation: Pax Bulletin [London] 97 (May 1965): 6.

First lines: "In 1998 the Barbican Art Gallery in London hosted a series of"... Citation: Fairacres Chronicle 44.2 (2011): 63-66.

First lines: "Paul Pearson is director and archivist of the"... Citation: Theology Digest. 51.1 (Spring 2004): 77.

First lines: "The Trappist monk Thomas Merton had a wide-ranging curiosity"... Citation: Shambhala Sun 12.4 (March 2004): 85.

First lines: "Thomas Merton first encountered"... Citation: The Courier-Journal (March 21, 2004): I5.