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Holloway, James Young, 1927-2002

Series 2, Correspondence between James Holloway and Contributors to Katallagete regarding Merton

Descriptive Summary

Record Group:	Section A - Correspondence
Dates of materials:	1965-1968
Volume:	91 item(s); 101 pg(s)

Scope and Content

Merton and Holloway discussed the Civil Rights Movement in the South and Merton's contributions to Katallagete.

Jim Holloway came to Berea College in 1965 where he would remain as a professor before retiring in 1992. He was co-founder with Will Campbell of Katallagete (Greek for "be reconciled!"), a magazine sponsored by the Committee of Southern Churchmen

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Series List

Series Number	Series Name	Total Records
1	Correspondence between James Holloway and Thomas Merton	89
2	Correspondence between James Holloway and Contributors to Katallagete regarding Merton	1
3	Correspondence between James Holloway and The Merton Legacy Trust and the Merton Center	1

Container List

Series#	Date	From/To	First Lines	Pub ✓	Notes
	y/m/d	Merton		Scan ✉
Series 2 #1. «All Series«	undated/no/no		[Folder description only - one folder and smaller sub-folders]		[Each sub-folder has the name and letters related to Merton of someone in correspondence with James Holloway: Markus Barth, Dan and Phil Berrigan, Will Campbell (and Fred Hall), James McBride Dabbs, Jim Douglass, Leslie Dunbar, Jacques Ellul, W.H. Ferry, J.H. Griffin, Lee Keck, Julius Lester, James B. Meriwether, Reinhold Niebuhr, Walker Percy, Tom Pettigrew, and William Stringfellow.] «detailed view»

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