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Thomas Merton's Correspondence with: Dunne, Finley Peter, Jr.Finley Peter Dunne, Jr.; Finley Dunne, Jr.; Finley P. Dunne, Jr.
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Record Group:Section A - Correspondence |
Dates of materials:1968, 1970 |
Volume:16 item(s); 20 pg(s) |
Peter Dunne was executive director of The Temple of Understanding in Washington, D.C. The organization was founded to promote interreligious dialog and to build a center in Washington to facilitate interfaith education (later, programming of educational programs became the sole emphasis and the idea of building a center was abandoned). Merton was invited to speak at the first international conference of the organization in Calcutta and was able to make this a part of his journey to Asia.
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See published letters from Merton to Dunne in Witness to Freedom, pp. 256-258.
Note: "TM" stands for Thomas Merton, see Abbreviations page. Dates are in yyyy/mm/dd format.
For more information, see the Standards page.
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| # | Date | From / to.. | First Lines | Memos / Subjects | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 1968/July/18 (#01) | TLS To Merton | I am writing to you at the suggestion of our good friend and admired colleague, Professor Amiya | details | |
| 2. | 1968/July/18 (#02) | TL[c] To Merton | I am writing to you at the suggestion of our good friend and admired colleague, Professor Amiya | details | |
| 3. | 1968/July/23 (#01) | TLS From Merton | I was delighted to receive your letter of July 18th yesterday. The invitation was most acceptable | details | |
| 4. | 1968/July/23 (#02) | TL[c] From Merton | I was delighted to receive your letter of July 18th yesterday. The invitation was most acceptable | details | |
| 5. | 1968/July/30 (#01) | TLS To Merton | To say I was delighted by your letter would be putting it mildly. I look forward most eagerly | details | |
| 6. | 1968/July/30 (#02) | TL[c] To Merton | To say I was delighted by your letter would be putting it mildly. I look forward most eagerly | details | |
| 7. | 1968/August/03 (#01) | TLS From Merton | Thanks for your fine letter. I certainly don't want to intrude on your program when others could | details | |
| 8. | 1968/August/03 (#02) | TL[c] From Merton | Thanks for your fine letter. I certainly don't want to intrude on your program when others could | details | |
| 9. | 1968/August/12 | TL[c] To Merton | The reason it has taken me so long to answer your fine letter of August 3 is that my wife and I are | details | |
| 10. | 1968/August/21 | TLS From Merton | Please excuse the somewhat inappropriate stationery-- I've been running a little literary magazine. | details | |
| 11. | 1968/August/31 | TL[c] To Merton | Dear me, time has been leaking away at a frightening pace, as I try to do my W.C. Fields juggling | details | |
| 12. | 1968/September/06 | TLS From Merton | The simplest, most practical, most helpful would be to send a check for $200 if that is agreeable | details | |
| 13. | 1968/September/10 | TL[c] To Merton | I am enclosing our check for $200. Also enclosed are two forms that need to be filled out. | details | |
| 14. | 1968/October/03 | TALS From Merton | I just reached here from Alaska and got your letter, the forms etc. My Passport visa already has | details | |
| 15. | 1968/October/10 | TALS From Merton | There was a little delay in getting your letter as I was on the road. However I have now finished | details | |
| 16. | 1970/August/25 | TLS To Center From Dunne, Finley | During the summer and fall of 1968, I was privileged to have some correspondence with Thomas Merton, | details | |
| # | Date | From / to.. | First Lines | Memos / Subjects | Details |
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