Edmund J. Supro writes to Merton with some resolutions he wanted to disseminate to religious and civic organizations concerning Civil Rights for blacks in the United States.
Edmund Supro writes from Clarksburg, West Virginia. He spent some time at a Trappist monastery, most likely at Gethsemani Abbey as a novice under Merton, writing that he was "formerly Frater Florian O.C.S.O.").
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1958/10/29 |
TL[x] from Merton |
I am writing this letter to you today as a sincere friend of literature wherever it may be found, |
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