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Born in Le Havre, France, Archbishop Thomas Roberts was a Jesuit and the former archbishop of Bombay, India. He was in London, England, at the time of writing to Merton.
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See also Cold War Letters #9 published in Witness to Freedom, pp. 24-25.
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1961/12/no? |
transcript from Merton |
First let me thank you for your kind letter of November 15th, and the copy of your letter to His |
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[Cold War Letters #9 - transcript from bound set - mislabeled "J.R. - Archbishop John Roberts"]
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1962/10/07 |
HLS to Merton |
To much that I owe you already, I have now to add the good wishes kindly sent for my jubilee |
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