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Dorothy Hassler was Director of Membership for the Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR) and writes from Nyack, New York.
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1967/06/06 |
HLS to Merton |
I write to express appreciation for your article on non-violence just out in Fellowship |
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1967/09/26 (#01) |
HNS to Merton |
You will see, you were part of the inspiration for this! [-] P.S.: We keep receiving enthusiastic |
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1967/09/26 (#02) |
other |
High Issues 14 (for the high-school student from the FOR, Box 271, Nyack, N.Y.) |
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[issue #14 of the Fellowship of Reconciliation's High Issues]
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1967/09/26 (#03) |
other |
WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF.........? Reply Form: HIGH ISSUES-14 |
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[order form additional materials from the Fellowship of Reconciliation - includes Merton's "Blessed Are the Meek: The Roots of Christian Nonviolence"]
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1971/03/08 |
TLS[x] to Center from Hassler, Dorothy |
Thank you for including us in your list of Thomas Merton's correspondence. I have inquired amongst |
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