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Merton's Correspondence with:

Edward Glenn Hinson; E. Glenn Hinson; Hinson, Glenn; Hinson, E. Glenn; Glenn Hinson

Hinson, Edward Glenn, 1931-  printer

 
 

Descriptive Summary

Record Group: Section A - Correspondence
Dates of materials: 1961-1967, 1971
Volume: 24 item(s); 28 pg(s)

Scope and Content

Biography

Glenn Hinson is a Baptist professor who was teaching at Southern Seminary in Louisville at the time of writing to Merton. In the early 1960's, he brought groups of Baptist students to visit Merton at Gethsemani. Later, Dom James Fox asked that Merton stop meeting with such groups because he would require more solitude to fully live the eremitical life. Now officially in retirement, he is a visiting professor at Baptist Seminary of Kentucky in Lexington, Lexington Theological Seminary, Bellarmine University and Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary.

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Related Information and Links

See also the "Fox, James" and "Katzenbach, Nicholas" files; and see also one letter published in Signs of Peace: The Interfaith Letters of Thomas Merton by William Apel, pp120-123.

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#DateFrom/ToFirst LinesPub ✓Notes
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1. 1961/05/08 TLS[x] from Merton This Friday, May 12th, I have some business in Louisville and I thought it might provide «detailed view»
2. 1962/12/12 TL[x] to Merton We enjoyed so much our visit at the Abbey of November 12. Our students speak of the visit often. «detailed view»
3. 1962/12/22 TLS[x] from Merton Thanks for your letter and for the enclosed clipping. The picture was a real fright, but probably, «detailed view»
4. 1964/11/18 (#01) TLS to Merton I have waited several days to write a letter of thanks to you. But now that I have seen your «detailed view»
5. 1964/11/18 (#02) TL[x] to Merton I have waited several days to write a letter of thanks to you. But now that I have seen your «detailed view»
6. 1964/11/30 TL[x] to Merton I wish to express to you the gratitude of myself and my students for a visit to the Abbey of «detailed view»
7. 1964/12/04 (#01) TL[c] from Merton It has been some time since I got your fine letter and I have wanted to do some thinking and «detailed view»
8. 1964/12/04 (#02) TLS[x] from Merton It has been some time since I got your fine letter and I have wanted to do some thinking and «detailed view»
9. 1964/12/04 (#03) TLS[x] from Fox, James I received your gracious letter of November 30 in regard to visits to our monastery, and discussions «detailed view»
10. 1967/03/07 (#01) TL[c] from Merton I am enclosing a copy of my letter to Katzenbach. I am afraid that I am so out of touch with things «detailed view»
11. 1967/03/07 (#02) TL[c]  from Merton to Katzenbach, Nicholas I am enclosing a copy of my letter to Katzenbach. I am afraid that I am so out of touch with things [Merton encloses in a letter to Hinson his letter to Nicholas Katzenbach, United States Undersecretary of State] «detailed view»
12. 1967/09/01 (#01) TLS to Merton Several times last year while I was on my sabbatical leave, I had an urge to write. During travel «detailed view»
13. 1967/09/01 (#02) TL[c] to Merton Several times last year while I was on my sabbatical leave, I had an urge to write. During travel «detailed view»
14. 1967/09/05 (#01) TLS[x] from Merton It was good to hear from you again and I am glad your sabbatical went off well. Certainly I can «detailed view»
15. 1967/09/05 (#02) TL[c] from Merton It was good to hear from you again and I am glad your sabbatical went off well. Certainly I can «detailed view»
16. 1967/09/12 TLS to Merton Thanks for answering my letter so promptly. I am pleased that you can confer with Mr. J.T. Baker, «detailed view»
17. 1967/09/25 TANS[x] from Merton If you feel like coming out any time in October or November, I could meet you after lunch in the «detailed view»
18. 1967/10/23 TL[x] from Merton Please excuse me for not replying to your note sooner. Until I had made arrangements for a trip «detailed view»
19. 1967/10/30 TLS[x] from Merton I have had to wait a little to confirm some other engagements before I could be sure of a Monday for «detailed view»
20. 1967/11/21 TL[c] to Merton I will be down to the Abbey next Monday, November 27. I look forward to this fine opportunity to «detailed view»
21. 1971/02/12 TL[c] from Center to Hinson, Glenn Thank you for the correspondence with Thomas Merton and Abbot James Fox which you sent to us. «detailed view»
22. 1982/09/06 TL[c]  from Shannon, William / to Glenn Hinson You may remember that we met at Vancouver in 1978 at the Merton Symposium; and both our talks "made seeking permission to use letters and recollections of Merton «detailed view»
23. 1982/09/20 TLS  from Hinson, Glenn / to William Shannon Thanks for your comment about my review of Monica Furlong's biography. I wondered if anyone else recollections of Merton «detailed view»
24. undated/no/no other   EDWARD GLENN HINSON biographical information about Glenn Hinson «detailed view»

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