| Series | Date | Type | To/From | First Lines | Pub | Full Text | Notes |
| | 1956/04/17 | TLS[x] | from Merton | Under separate cover I am returning the booklet on Japanese Buddhism, for which many thanks. | Yes |
| |
| | 1956/10/19 | transcript | from Merton | Here are the extracts from Cassiodorus, and I hope you find them satisfactory. I think our man has | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1957/07/05 | transcript | from Merton | How are you these days? I often think of you and Victor. My expectations of getting to Lexington | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1957/07/10 | transcript | from Merton | I was very glad to get your letter and to hear that you and Victor would be over. I think the best | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1957/10/15 | HPCS[x] | to Merton | This was a revelation, the perfect Cistercian architecture. Soon it will be restored and then | Yes |
| [from Carolyn and Victor Hammer - see original in archives classification Sub-Section C.3, manuscript proofs of "Art and Worship" - verso: L'abbaye du Thoronet] after restoration will be "destroyed by the tourists" |
| | 1958/01/28 | transcript | from Merton | The Cassiodorus was a wonderfully pleasant surprise. It is splendid, and I think the initial is one | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1958/04/08? | transcript | to Merton | we shall appreciate your returning this as soon as possible; please send to us at the library. | Yes |
| [copied from published letters - no year, but placed in 1958 in the published letters] |
| | 1958/04/10 | transcript | from Merton | Many thanks for the first proof. Everything is fine. I like Prometheus better in uncials. The type | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1958/05/09 | transcript | from Merton | I greatly enjoyed the visit yesterday, and thank you both for coming. I apologize for rushing off so | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1958/06/06 | transcript | from Merton | First of all, my thanks to Victor for the picture of the crucifix which arrived and which I am very | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1958/06/26 | transcript | from Merton | I have more and more to thank you for each time, and to make sure that I am not ungrateful I am | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1958/07/04 | transcript | from Merton | I am celebrating the fourth of July by giving an exam to the novices, and while they are all busy | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1958/07/18 | TLS[x] | from Merton | I have had some luck with the bindings of Prometheus here-- I think. A binder who frequently visits | Yes |
| |
| | 1958/09/no? | transcript | from Merton | On second thoughts, I think I will include a few titles of books in this letter to Victor, | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1958/10/14 | HPCS[x] | to Merton | We had to stay longer here than we expected. I had to do a cross much bigger than the one I brought | Yes |
| [from Carolyn and Victor Hammer - see original in "Hammer, Victor" file - verso: "La Cathédral - Pillier des Anges [-] L'Ange avec la Lance] Council of Europe |
| | 1958/11/29 | transcript | from Merton | Are you back? You must be, it is nearly December. I am writing with good news. You know we spoke | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1958/12/09 | transcript | from Merton | Many thanks for your letter of last week. It is good to have you both back, and to know that you | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1959/01/10 | transcript | from Merton | Thanks for your card - I will expect you and Victor next Saturday, a week from today. I will be | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1959/05/29 | transcript | from Merton | Many thanks for your letter and for the slips. I thought the easiest thing would be simply be simply | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1959/06/12 | transcript | from Merton | Here it is already more than a week since Laughlin and I were over there. The lunch in the shady | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1959/06/25 | transcript | from Merton | I signed the sheet and sent them off yesterday. Thank you for the cards and suggested titles | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1959/07/30 | transcript | from Merton | How are you, and especially how is Victor? Can we loo forward to seeing you soon? What I wanted | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1959/08/19 (#01) | HLS[x] | to Merton | thank you for your very kind letter - which was rewarding. However, let us not forget that things | Yes |
| [from Carolyn and Victor Hammer - see original in "Hammer, Victor" file] |
| | 1959/08/19 (#02) | transcript | from Merton | J. Laughlin wants me to write to a certain Mina Loy about her poems. As I gave you her book, | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1959/09/no (#01) | transcript | from Merton | If you and Victor come over on the 4th would you be able to bring some of these books? I would be | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1959/09/no (#02) | transcript | from Merton | One or two more title, if you have them in the library, please: W. Barrett- Irrational Man. Blackney | Yes |
| [copied from published letters - no date but between letter dated September 1959 and September 24, 1959 (to Victor) in the published letters] |
| | 1959/09/no (#02) | transcript | from Merton | One or two more title, if you have them in the library, please: W. Barrett- Irrational Man. Blackney | Yes |
| [copied from published letters - no date but between letter dated September 1959 and September 24, 1959 (to Victor) in the published letters] |
| | 1959/11/24 | transcript | from Merton | Here is the ms. Of an article I wrote for a nun's magazine - to enlighten the teaching sisters. | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1960/01/07 | TALS[x] | to Merton | Thank you for your kind and good letter. I am - and of course Carolyn is too - very happy that | Yes |
| [from Carolyn and Victor Hammer - see original in "Hammer, Victor" file] |
| | 1960/01/no? | transcript | from Merton | I am just sending back the last two books of your that I had. Do you have these others: Haskins, C.H | Yes |
| [copied from published letters - no date but placed after January 7, 1960 letter to Merton from Carolyn and Victor Hammer] |
| | 1960/02/18 | TLS | to Merton | V. thinks that in your last letter to him - or next to last letter - you gave some titles which you | Yes |
| |
| | 1960/02/19 | transcript | from Merton | Yes, the snow is wonderful and I think it must really be especially wonderful in your warm little | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1960/03/04 | transcript | to Merton | The following titles are on their way to you: Erasmus: Moriat Encomium (his Enchiridion Militis is | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1960/03/08 | transcript | from Merton | Many thanks for your letter and for the books which I am expecting, and will receive gratefully. | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1960/03/08 | transcript | from Merton | Many thanks for your letter and for the books which I am expecting, and will receive gratefully. | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1960/05/26 | HLS[x] | to Merton | of course the poem is fine and we like it very much. We even want your permission to print it for | Yes |
| [from Carolyn and Victor Hammer - see original in "Hammer, Victor" file] |
| | 1960/12/12 | HLS[x] | to Merton | the red initial is quite freshly printed and the paper still a bit dampish, so air them (the cards) | Yes |
| [typed signed note from Carolyn at the bottom of a handwritten letter of the same date from Victor - see original in "Hammer, Victor" file] |
| | 1961/02/04 | transcript | from Merton | I just came across a card of yours on Dec 12 in which you spoke of sending the Richard Rovere book | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1961/03/08 | transcript | from Merton | Many thanks for the copies of the broadside. The one you asked for has been signed and sent | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1961/03/27? | TLS | to Merton | This past week has been such a full one for me that I have had no time to gather together what we | Yes |
| |
| | 1961/03/28 | transcript | from Merton | I am glad that the novitiate stamp on the Graves book does not matter. It went back to you the other | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1961/03/29 | transcript | from Merton | Your letter arrived this morning after mine had gone out yesterday. I still have no definite word | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1961/03/30 | TALS[x] | to Merton | Thank you for sending the New Directions edition of the Sayings. I was so touched by the kind words | Yes |
| [from Carolyn and Victor Hammer - see original in "Hammer, Victor" file] |
| | 1961/04/02 | transcript | from Merton | If Victor and you are able to get over here next Saturday - here are some books that I would | Yes |
| [copied from published letters - dated Easter Sunday, which was April 2, 1961] |
| | 1961/05/02 | transcript | from Merton | I realized that the first Saturday in June would not be a good day for me to come over that way, as | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1961/05/23 | transcript | from Merton | Unfortunately a man is coming down from New York on publishing business at the end of this week | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1961/05/26 | HLS[x] | to Merton | Thank you for your letter and the poem. We can't say more for the moment, because we are so | Yes |
| [from Carolyn and Victor Hammer - previously mis-dated 1961/October/26 (Roman numeral looks like an X but seems to be a V) - see original in "Hammer, Victor" file] |
| | 1961/06/18 | HLS[x] | to Merton | This was a crowded week and I missed completely to tell you that we could not come yesterday. | Yes |
| [from Carolyn and Victor Hammer - see original in "Hammer, Victor" file] |
| | 1961/08/10 | transcript | from Merton | Were you able to find anything in the library on Mao Tse Tung? Have you anything especially good | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1961/08/19 | HLS[x] | to Merton | I am now working on the drawing for the print of Hagia Sophia which will be on the first page. | Yes |
| [from Carolyn and Victor Hammer - see original in "Hammer, Victor" file] |
| | 1961/09/01 | transcript | from Merton | I am sorry the 9th is not too good for you. However I have so far no obstacle on any of the other | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1961/09/18 | transcript | from Merton | Your card reached me this morning.. Do you have in the library a thorough and recent history of one | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1961/09/28 | transcript | from Merton | I am sending over to the library some books and magazines which have got here somehow and which | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1961/10/16 | transcript | from Merton | Today I am sending off a couple of packages to the library: one of books that I am finally returning | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1962/01/no? | transcript | from Merton | Do you by any chance have one or other of the following - R. Niebuhr - The Irony of American History | Yes |
| [copied from published letters - no date, placed between January 18th and 21st, 1962 in published letters] |
| | 1962/05/09 | TALS[x] | to Merton | enclosed find a proof of an unfinished metal-cut which I attempted to make for the poem because | Yes |
| [from Carolyn and Victor Hammer - see original in "Hammer, Victor" file] |
| | 1962/07/18 | transcript | from Merton | Today I remembered finally about the text for the cover. It had been gone from my mind for days. | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1962/08/11 | transcript | from Merton | You have already sent me the book from Columbia. It is the edition of Cassiodorus's "Divine | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1962/08/12 | transcript | from Merton | Another possible reference - supposed to have good materials on Cassiodorus. | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1962/08/20 | HPCS | to Merton | Saturday the 25th is still convenient, we shall come then (<u>not</u> the 23d). You will here this | Yes |
| |
| | 1962/09/24 | HPCS[x] | to Merton | Victor too is 'stunned' once again - CRH | Yes |
| [note from Carolyn at the bottom of a postcard of the same date from Victor - see original in "Hammer, Victor" file] |
| | 1962/10/27 | HPCS[x] | to Merton | just out of the caves we are happy to be in God's Light again. But it was necessary for me to see | Yes |
| [from Carolyn and Victor Hammer - see original in "Hammer, Victor" file] |
| | 1962/12/11 | transcript | from Merton | Now that it snows and is cold, I think with pleasure our meeting last week and the little fire | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1963/04/07 | transcript | from Merton | You probably realize the quandary I am in. I just got a letter from the President of the U. | Yes |
| [to Victor and Carolyn Hammer - copied from published letters] |
| | 1963/06/07 | transcript | from Merton | Thanks for your note, and I am especially grateful for Victor's Trappistic exploit as my secret | Yes |
| [to Victor and Carolyn Hammer - copied from published letters] |
| | 1963/07/16 | transcript | from Merton | Not having heard anything from J. I presume he is not going to come down in July, and I am going | Yes |
| [to Victor and Carolyn Hammer - copied from published letters] |
| | 1963/11/30 | TLS | to Merton | we are so sorry to have kept this for such a long time; but, three people on the Shakertown | Yes |
| |
| | 1963/11/no? | transcript | from Merton | Here is Victor's text | Yes |
| [to Victor and Carolyn Hammer - copied from published letters - year only, but placed in published letters between October 31st and November 9th, 1963] |
| | 1963/12/04 | TAL[c] | from Merton | Jubilee has run off offprints in the past, on occasion, but they have not done so recently. | Yes |
| |
| | 1963/12/10 (#01) | TLS | to Merton | we have written to Mr. Rice of Jubilee asking him about the offprints (and just a few minutes ago | Yes |
| |
| | 1963/12/10 (#02) | transcript | from Merton | Here is the Shakertown piece for xeroxing. And I have added a couple of other things. | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1964/06/no? | transcript | from Merton | As I am today sending you some books on Yoga for the library I will also put in this note a word | Yes |
| [copied from published letters - dated June and placed in the published letters as 1964] |
| | 1964/08/05 | TALS[c] | from Merton | Many thanks for the reprints. As I mentioned in Victor's letter, I could use half a dozen here, but | Yes |
| |
| | 1964/08/17 | TLS | to Merton | of all your requests, only Waters, The Anglo-Norman Voyage of St. Brendan by Benedeit is available; | Yes |
| |
| | 1964/10/14 | TAL[c] | from Merton | I have not heard from you or Victor for some time, and am writing to find out how Victor is getting | Yes |
| |
| | 1964/12/05? | transcript | from Merton | Do you have this in the library and if so could I please borrow it. R.F. Goheen - The Imagery | Yes |
| [copied from published letters - dated December 5th and placed in the published letters as 1965] |
| | 1964/12/28 | TL[c] | from Merton | My friends at Stanbrook Abbey say they are sending an exhibit of their printing to this country | Yes |
| |
| | 1965/01/20 | TLS | to Merton | I also write to you regarding the short foreword which I hope you can find time to do | Yes |
| |
| | 1965/01/22 | transcript | from Merton | Just a brief note to ask if you have any of these and if I might borrow them - E. Wood - Zen | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1965/02/01 | HPCS | to Merton | We received your notes 'on' Victor. Thank you so sincerely. V. is writing, but I wanted to say | Yes |
| [verso: photograph of a bas-relief in bronze of the Biblical flight of Joseph and Mary into Egypt - from Pisa, Italy] |
| | 1965/03/06 | TALS | to Merton | V. is back in the hospital with another heart attack as of Tues. morning; however, this one not so | Yes |
| |
| | 1965/03/10 | TL[c] | from Merton | I am sorry that phrase is not clear. Commas around "oneself" might help. One might change it to | Yes |
| |
| | 1965/05/13 | transcript | from Merton | See we are very American Uncial on our stationery. I was sorry to hear Victor was laid up again | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1965/05/30? | transcript | from Merton | This Friday, June 4, I have to come to Lexington for some Ex. Rays and tests. If I am lucky I ought | Yes |
| [copied from published letters - dated May 30th and placed in the published letters in 1965] |
| | 1965/09/26 | HLS[x] | to Merton | It seems to me strange that even you have missed the meaning of the passage in the Vulgate; | Yes |
| [from Carolyn and Victor Hammer - see original in "Hammer, Victor" file] |
| | 1965/12/29 | TL[c] | from Merton | Today I am returning Peters, <u>Rilke, Masks and the Man</u>. As I mentioned in my card I would | Yes |
| |
| | 1965/no/no? | transcript | from Merton | As I forgot to tell you the names of the two books on Rilke, I am sending this along right away. | Yes |
| [copied from published letters - dated Saturday and placed in late 1965 in the published letters] |
| | 1966/03/no? | transcript | from Merton | I hope to get out of the hospital tomorrow (Saturday) - The operation was quite successful | Yes |
| [to Victor and Carolyn Hammer - copied from published letters - no date but placed in published letters between March 1st and April 21st, 1966] |
| | 1966/05/06? | transcript | from Merton | I am sorry I could not come over with J and Nicanor Parra. Too much riding in a car is perhaps still | Yes |
| [to Victor and Carolyn Hammer - copied from published letters - no year on letter but dated 1966 in published letters] |
| | 1966/05/20 | transcript | from Merton | If you have in the library Walker Percy's new novel <i>The Last Gentleman</i> - look at pages 26-28, | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1966/06/21 | TLS | to Merton | the titles you wanted are being sent only in part - we have of Jean Grenier's work only: L'Esprit | Yes |
| |
| | 1966/07/30 | TL[c] | from Merton | I will check down at the monastery to see if there was ever a message about you and Victor coming | Yes |
| |
| | 1966/08/05 | transcript | from Merton | Thanks so much for your card. August 13th would be perfect for me, the 20th less so. Hence unless | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1966/08/22 | TL[c] | from Merton | Many thanks for the Pavese books. I am well into one of them and he is a marvelous writer. | Yes |
| |
| | 1966/08/23 (#01) | TPCS | to Merton | If the Harrington and Conze titles are available, we will send them; also, please keep the Briffault | Yes |
| |
| | 1966/08/23? (#02) | transcript | from Merton | In my letter yesterday I forgot to ask about book of, or criticism of René Char. I have his Fureur | Yes |
| [copied from published letters - dated August 23rd and placed in 1966 in the published letters] |
| | 1966/10/08 | TL[c] | from Merton | Many thanks for your note of the 3rd telling me of the exhibit of Stanbrook books there at | Yes |
| |
| | 1966/10/31 | transcript | from Merton | November is upon us. I wonder if Victor and you will be able to get over on the 12th, 19th or 26th. | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1966/11/17 | transcript | from Merton | I have jotted down some references to things I need: doubtless some of them are in the library. | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1966/12/08 | transcript | from Merton | I was very sorry to hear Victor had to go to the hospital again. But I am glad he is recovering. | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1967/01/03 | TL[c] | from Merton | I find I have kept that Hernandez book of poems beyond the end of the year. As I don't suppose too | Yes |
| |
| | 1967/01/11 | TL[c] | from Merton | Thanks for your card and for the three books. Fine, they are very helpful. I will not keep them | Yes |
| |
| | 1967/02/13 | TL[c] | from Merton | I address this to you as the ribbon is getting faint and Victor might not be able to read it easily. | Yes |
| |
| | 1967/04/25? | transcript | from Merton | I already sealed my letter to Victor or I would have included this note. Do they have at the library | Yes |
| [copied from published letters - dated April 25th and placed in the published letters in 1967] |
| | 1967/05/28 | TL[c] | from Merton | Bob Shepherd had the kindness to write to me and let me know that you not only have Victor | Yes |
| |
| | 1967/07/05 (#01) | HNS | to Merton | Please note clipping sent by Lexi and the last paragraph at foot of page (this letter came the day | Yes |
| [in published letters as July 15, 1967 (1967/07/15)] |
| | 1967/07/05 (#02) | HALS | from Lexi Joanelius / to Victor Hammer | Mein liebe Victor, ich [two indecipherable words] schon lange einen Brief | |
| [after Victor's death, Carolyn passed a letter to Merton with a handwritten note and news clipping about the Shroud of Turin - unknown sender] |
| | 1967/07/10 | transcript | from Merton | This is just to let you know that word from Bob Shepherd reach me about Victor. I offered Mass | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1967/07/11 (#01) | TAL[c] | from Merton | After my note of yesterday had been mailed I received this morning the message from Lexington | Yes |
| |
| | 1967/07/11 (#02) | other | | VICTOR HAMMER PORTRAITIST, DIES [-] Viennese Artist Had Taught at Transylvania College | |
| [newspaper clipping - obituary for Victor Hammer] |
| | 1967/07/11 (#03) | other | | Requiem for Victor Hammer [-] July 11, 1967 [-] At four o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday, July | |
| [photocopy of the eulogy and burial service for Victor Hammer] |
| | 1967/07/11 (#04) | other | | <u>Notes to Carolyn</u> 1 Could and should these persons be named, perhaps on the back of the | |
| [photocopy of notes for Carolyn Hammer concerning the eulogy and burial service for Victor Hammer] |
| | 1967/07/27 | TAL[c] | from Merton | Victor's beautiful book-- surely his most beautiful in every way-- arrived this morning and I have | Yes |
| |
| | 1967/07/28? | HLS | to Merton | a peace came to me when I rang the Abby [sic] the night of Victor's death and that kind voice | Yes |
| [no date but placed in the published letters as 1967] |
| | 1967/07/31? | transcript | from Merton | I was very glad to get your letter today - Certainly I would like to see you. August 12 would be | Yes |
| [copied from published letters - dated July 31st and placed in 1967 in published letters] |
| | 1967/08/01? | transcript | from Merton | As I mentioned in my note about you coming Aug 12- I am sending a list of things I would be grateful | Yes |
| [copied from published letters - dated August 1st and placed in 1967 in published letters] |
| | 1967/08/02? | HLS | to Merton | Bob Shepherd can bring me on August 12th at 11:30 (Eastern S.T. - we did not go on day-light saving | Yes |
| |
| | 1967/08/17 | HLS | to Merton | I cannot find a photograph other than this Kolbsheim one above the altar there and the two before | Yes |
| |
| | 1967/08/22 (#01) | TL[c] | from Merton | Your note and the photos arrived today. I have to write to the Pope about some other business | Yes |
| [see published version for a postscript not included on the carbon] |
| | 1967/08/22 (#02) | transcript | from Merton | Your note and the photos arrived today. I have to write to the Pope about some other business | Yes |
| [copied from published letters - contains a postscript not included on the carbon] |
| | 1967/08/24 | transcript | from Merton | Bob wrote about coming Labor Day weekend sometime. I am tied up then. I will write to him about it. | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1967/08/31 | transcript | from Merton | I just heard from Jay that he most likely will not come by here in September after all. So - unless | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1967/09/04? | HLS | to Merton | [Sir] Herbert Read has written and suggested that it might be possible for him to help in some way | Yes |
| |
| | 1967/09/05? | transcript | from Merton | By all means come Saturday 9th if that is convenient. I hope this will get out immediately and reach | Yes |
| [copied from published letters - dated Tuesday the 5th and placed as September of 1967 in the published letters] |
| | 1967/09/11 | transcript | from Merton | One thing I forgot to say the other day about Fiedler: perhaps still one of the best possibilities | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1967/09/18 | transcript | to Merton | I think your idea to wait until James Laughlin comes to discuss the Niles songs is a good decision. | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1967/09/22? | transcript | from Merton | I am most grateful to the library for the xeroxes of articles. The Oceania one has come quick first | Yes |
| [copied from published letters - dated September 22nd and placed in 1967 in the published letters] |
| | 1967/10/09 | TL[c] | from Merton | As a pretext for printing: I thought you might look at these early poems of mine. I just recently | Yes |
| |
| | 1967/10/23? | transcript | from Merton | Sorry. I cannot manage Thursday, but I <i>can</i> get over to Lexington Saturday 28 and hope it is | Yes |
| [copied from published letters - dated Monday the 23rd and placed in October 1967 in the published letters] |
| | 1967/11/02 | TALS | to Merton | the three titles requested: Du Bori, THE 1870 GHOST DANCE, Burridge, MAMBU, Barrera Vasquez, | Yes |
| |
| | 1967/11/23 | TL[c] | from Merton | First of all, many thanks for the memorial book for Victor. It is as beautiful as anything you have | Yes |
| |
| | 1967/11/24? | HLS | to Merton | Thurs., if you possibly can, do call me from 9-12 at the Library- 258-9000, Ext. 2734; at home | Yes |
| [no date but likely November 24th or 25th of 1967] John Jacob Niles - "The Niles-Merton Song Cycles" |
| | 1967/12/27 | transcript | from Merton | More people are coming from Georgia and I won't be able to get together with you all on Saturday. | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1968/01/02 | transcript | from Merton | I'm very sorry. I have to change the signals again. At the end of this week a monk from Belgium is | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1968/01/21 | TL[c] | from Merton | I have been laid out with flu, had a bad case of it, and have been pretty much out of touch for | Yes |
| |
| | 1968/01/23 | TALS | to Merton | it was indeed good to have word from you at long last, for your friends here worry - so very sorry | Yes |
| |
| | 1968/01/25 | transcript | from Merton | Thanks for your note. It turns out J. will not be here this week, but plans to try to get down | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1968/01/30 | transcript | from Merton | I think I had better get this longish list off to you in the hope that you may find one or two | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1968/03/02? | transcript | from Merton | Here at least is the first splash of the Pond. It is quite an education trying to edit a magazine, | Yes |
| [copied from published letters - dated March 2nd and placed in the published letters in 1968] |
| | 1968/03/19 | TLS | to Merton | The articles for the library were received and will be turned over to the proper places after Bob | Yes |
| |
| | 1968/03/22 | transcript | from Merton | Thanks for sending the J. Greene material. Glad to have it. And of course I do want to have a talk | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1968/05/20? | HPCS | to Merton | I am just back (to Lond.) from Callow-End and two long grilled talks with Dame Hidelith - a really | |
| [verso: black and white aerial photograph of Stanbrook Abbey] |
| | 1968/06/30 | transcript | from Merton | Many thanks for your card from Stanbrook. I hope you enjoyed the whole trip, notwithstanding turmoil | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1968/07/31 | transcript | from Merton | I was glad to get your note. I was thinking about the possibility of getting together in August. | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1968/08/05 | transcript | from Merton | Fine - I'll expect you the 10th about 11.30 - and maybe the 31st but I am not too sure about that | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1968/09/06 | transcript | from Merton | I have been lucky with gifts: yours, the kit for keeping ones toothbrush, shaving things and so on, | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1968/11/no | transcript | from Merton | Here is a nice picnic space - though there are at present no picnics. Delhi is fine, and tonight | Yes |
| [copied from published letters] |
| | 1973/12/04 | TL[x] | from Center to Hammer, Carolyn | Mr. Victor Kramer at Georgia State University has requested permission to look at Victor's | |
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| | 1973/12/10 | TL[x] | from Center to Hammer, Carolyn | It was nice talking to you last evening and I have found the mystery of why no letter | |
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| | 1973/12/12 | TLS | to Center from Hammer, Carolyn | The xerox copies of the letters (Merton/Hammer) have come together with your letters of Dec.4 and 10 | |
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| | 1995/01/26 | HLS | to Betz, Margaret B. | Your recent letter regarding the Hammer drawing of the crucifix (last seen by me in Fr. | |
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| | undated/no/no | HNS | from O'Callaghan, Tommie / to Charlaine and Betty | I have spoken with C. Hammer - she had not rec. Bell. letter - with our rec. she will let those be | |
| [Charlaine Hays and Betty Delius from the Merton Center and Bellarmine Library] |
| | undated/no/no | HLS | to Merton | On Wednesday, the 25th, a good friend (and poet) from Dublin, Liam Miller, will be visiting us in | |
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| | undated/no/no | other | | THE PEBBLES [-] I [-] The dictum: it is a pity that the New is not good and the Good is not new, | |
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