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Anthony Wainwright writes to a number of famous people asking about their "moment of truth" in the face of adversity. He began this project as therapeutic writing after the death of his daughter and the loss of his job. His original letter is not extant, but Merton responds.
C. Anthony has served as president and a corporate director of a number of companies after beginning a career in advertising. He is also a board member of many charities. Having studied journalism in college, he continues to writes books, articles and recurring columns.
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See also a published version of Merton's letter to Wainwright in Moment of Truth: Letters Collected and Edited by C. Anthony Wainwright; and see also one published letter from Merton to Wainwright in Witness to Freedom, p. 253-254.
If the person in correspondence with Merton has full text records in the Merton Center Digital Collections, there will be a numeric link to them below.
This Record Sub-Group is not divided into Series and is arranged chronologically.
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1965/07/10 (#01) |
TL[c] from Merton |
I have been thinking about your letter and your project, and the best I can do for you is to set |
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1965/07/10 (#02) |
TLS[x] from Merton |
I have been thinking about your letter and your project, and the best I can do for you is to set |
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[photocopy from published version in Moment of Truth: Letters Collected and Edited by C. Anthony Wainwright]
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