1956-02-01, TL[c] from Burns, Tom / to Graham Watson, 'This is just a formal acknowledgment of your letter of the 31st January about THE'

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US US-kylobm TMC-RG1-B-158-#02

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1956-02-01, TL[c] from Burns, Tom / to Graham Watson, 'This is just a formal acknowledgment of your letter of the 31st January about THE'

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  • 1956 February 1 (Creation)

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1 page(s); Carbon copy of a typed letter (not signed).

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(1906-1995)

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T. F. Burns was a founding director of the Tablet publishing company. He worked for, and later became chairman of Burns and Oates publishing company. Both the publisher and the publication were produced for a Catholic audience. However, Burns was not afraid to take some controversial views, such as criticizing «Humanae Vitae» after the Second Vatican Council. He writes to Merton from London. (Source: "The History of the Tablet - a summary of '1840-1990 A Commemorative History, The Tablet' by Michael Walsh" from «The Tablet» website [http://www.thetablet.co.uk/history.shtml].)

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First lines: "This is just a formal acknowledgment of your letter of the 31st January about THE LIVING BREAD,"... Contents index: [see "Stone, Naomi Burton" file for letter - to Graham Watson of Curtis Brown publishers].

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  • English

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    from Thomas Merton to: Burns, Thomas Ferrier

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