Manuscripts in Sub-Section D.1:
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Item 1 -
First Lines: If I dare to imagine that these letters may have some significance for both of us, it is because I
Sub-Type: Published material
Draft:
Copy Type: Printed material
Date: no-month no-day, 1963
Number of pages: 20
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes: Ramparts 2.3 (Christmas 1963): 4-23.
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 7
Item 2 -
First Lines: If I dare to imagine that these letters may have some significance for both of us, it is because I
Sub-Type: Published material
Draft:
Copy Type: Printed material
Date: August no-day, 1964
Number of pages: 25
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes: Negro Digest 13: 60-84.
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 7
Item 3 -
First Lines: If I dare to imagine that these letters may have some significance for both of us, it is because I
Sub-Type: Published material
Draft:
Copy Type: Printed material
Date: March no-day, 1964
Number of pages: 16
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes: Motive 24: 2-17.
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 7
Item 4 - [Excerpts]
First Lines: How is Christianity involved in the Negro struggle? Dr Martin Luther King has appealed to strictly
Sub-Type: Published material
Draft:
Copy Type: Xerograph of printed material
Date: no-month no-day, 1963?
Number of pages: 14
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes: Reprinted by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (Atlanta).
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 7
Item 5 - [Excerpts]
First Lines: How is Christianity involved in the Negro struggle? Dr Martin Luther King has appealed to strictly
Sub-Type: Published material
Draft:
Copy Type: Printed material
Date: no-month no-day, 1964
Number of pages: 6
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes: Albertus Magnus Alumna 1 (Spring 1964): 8-13. 2 copies. Part III of essay only.
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 7
Item 6 - [Excerpts] La révolution noire par Thomas Merton 2 Pour une attitude sincérement chrétienne
First Lines: Quant à l'attitude des chrétiens blancs envers le mouvement noir, qu'il s'agisse de protestants ou
Sub-Type: Published material
Draft:
Copy Type: Xerograph of published material
Date: no-month no-day, no-year
Number of pages: 1
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: French
Notes: Unknown source - an internal citation suggests
La croix (Paris). Top of page (maybe section name) titled, "Bonnes feuilles".
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 7
Item 7 - Die schwarze Revolution in Amerika
First Lines: Die weißen Christen, Protestanten so gut wie Katholiken, begegnen der schwarzen Bewegung bestenfalls
Sub-Type: Published material
Draft:
Copy Type: Printed material
Date: April no-day, 1964
Number of pages: 7
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: German
Notes: Dokumente (Cologne) 20 (April 1964): 132-138.
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 7
Item 8 - La revolución negra
First Lines: En cierta oportunidad, Ernesto Cardenal definió a Thomas Merton como el monje de la era nuclear.
Sub-Type: Published material
Draft:
Copy Type: Printed material
Date: April no-day, 1964
Number of pages: 7
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: Spanish
Notes: La revista (Caracas) 20 (April 1966): 17-18.
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 7
Item 9 - Letters to a White Liberal - I & II
First Lines: If I dare to imagine that these letters may have some significance for both of us, it is because I
Sub-Type: Published material
Draft:
Copy Type: Printed material
Date: November no-day, 1963
Number of pages: 11
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes: Blackfriars 44.521: 467-477.
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 7
Item 10 - Letters to a White Liberal - III
First Lines: How is Christianity involved in the Negro struggle? Dr Martin Luther King has appealed to strictly
Sub-Type: Published material
Draft:
Copy Type: Printed material
Date: December no-day, 1963
Number of pages: 14
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes: Blackfriars 44.522: 503-516.
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 7