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Dorris Carlson was a Zen scholar and married to the founder of the Xerox Corporation, Chester F. Carlson, who died later in 1968.
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1968/03/04 (#01) |
TL[c] from Merton |
This is a letter of appreciation for the shipment of books in various mystical traditions, which you |
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Ping [Wilbur H.] Ferry / forthcoming book by Merton on Zen and the D. T. Suzuki dialogue
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1968/03/04 (#02) |
TLS[x] from Merton |
This is a letter of appreciation for the shipment of books in various mystical traditions, which you |
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Ping [Wilbur H.] Ferry / forthcoming book by Merton on Zen and the D. T. Suzuki dialogue
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1991/07/24 |
TLS[x] from Ferry, W. H. / to Catherine Carlson |
In going through the Merton file I have found just one piece of correspondence between Dorris |
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[includes note from Ping Ferry to Robert Daggy of the Thomas Merton Center] Catherine B. Carlson writes from Pittsford, New York
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