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Merton's Correspondence with:

Mario Lazo

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Descriptive Summary

Record Group: Section A - Correspondence
Dates of materials: 1967
Volume: 3 item(s); 3 pg(s)

Scope and Content

This is a file in the correspondence of Thomas Merton under the heading: "Lazo, Mario".

Biography

Mario Lazo writes from Norfolk, Connecticut. He was working on a book concerning the instruction of Latin American history in public schools in the United States. He would later quote Merton in his book on Cuba, A Dagger in the Heart.

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#DateFrom/ToFirst LinesPub ✓Notes
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1. 1967/05/01 TLS to Merton Some weeks ago in Guatemala City my wife and I read an article in a local newspaper translated «detailed view»
2. 1967/05/25 (#01) TALS to Merton Thank you very much for the issue of Blackfriars, which I new [sic] return. My wife and I [Merton writes in pen "OK. June 1." in regards to Lazo's request to use parts of "A Letter to Pablo Antonio Cuadra Concerning Giants" in a book Lazo was writing concerning the teaching of Spanish and Latin American history in American public schools] «detailed view»
3. 1967/05/25 (#02) other   From Thomas Merton, the Trappist Monk, Author of Seven Story [sic] Mountain [Merton writes in pen "OK. June 1." in regards to Lazo's request to use parts of "A Letter to Pablo Antonio Cuadra Concerning Giants" in a book Lazo was writing concerning the teaching of Spanish and Latin American history in American public schools] «detailed view»

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