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Merton's Correspondence with:

Sr. Rita Maury, Frances Therese Maury, Francis Therese Maury, S.S.J.

Maury, Rita, Sr., S.S.J. (Sr. Frances Therese)  printer

 
 

Descriptive Summary

Record Group: Section A - Correspondence
Dates of materials: 1963
Volume: 3 item(s); 3 pg(s)

Scope and Content

There is one letter from Merton to Sr. Rita Maury in which he seems to be responding to her comparison of the writing styles of Merton to Henry David Thoreau. Merton expresses his appreciation of Thoreau although he dismisses the idea that he matches Thoreau's style.

Biography

Sr. Rita Maury, who seems to have formerly used the name in religion of Sr. Frances Therese, was a Sister of St. Joseph writing from Milford, Massachusetts.

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1. 1963/11/20 HLS from Merton It is true that I like Thoreau very much and have a deep affinity for his thought and outlook. Henry David Thoreau and Merton special appreciation of Walden «detailed view»
2. 2016/12/21 TLS to Center from Hosmer, Robert Ellis, Jr. With apologies for the long delay. Enclosed is the Merton letter we wrote about in July. «detailed view»
3. undated/no/no HLS to Dooley, Eleanor, Sr., S.S.J. Remember when I wrote a paper for one of my English classes at B.C.? I wrote to Thomas Merton and [letter from Maury giving Merton's letter to Sr. Eleanor Dooley] «detailed view»

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