Correspondence: Letters to and from Thomas Merton

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Title: Correspondence: Letters to and from Thomas Merton
Creator: Thomas Merton
Date: 1931-1968, with some ancillary letters to or from Merton family members from 1909 and letters to or from the Merton Center dating the period after Merton's death
Identifier: Thomas Merton Collection, Section A: Correspondence.
Volume: 40 cubic feet; 16 file drawers
Subject: Merton, Thomas, 1915-1968--Correspondence.
Format: Paper records in file folders

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Letter from Eileen Egan to Thomas Merton. n.d.
Correspondence with Eileen Egan, who was an important figure in the Catholic peace movement. Front of flyer for PAX
Letter from Eileen Egan to Thomas Merton. n.d. (before 1962 June 12)
Correspondence with Eileen Egan, who was an important figure in the Catholic peace movement.
1967-07-05: Letter from James Douglass to Thomas Merton. 1967 July 5
Correspondence with James Douglass who was known for his theological writing and his activism in the area of non-violent resistance to war and especially nuclear arms. Letter to Merton discussing recent articles by Merton.
1967-06-16: Letter from James Douglass to Thomas Merton. 1967 June 16
Correspondence with James Douglass who was known for his theological writing and his activism in the area of non-violent resistance to war and especially nuclear arms. Letter to Merton regarding Merton's article in Fellowship.
1967-03-29: Letter from James Douglass to Thomas Merton. 1967 March 29
Correspondence with James Douglass who was known for his theological writing and his activism in the area of non-violent resistance to war and especially nuclear arms. Letter to Merton.
1965-12-07: Letter from James Douglass to Thomas Merton. 1965 December 7
Correspondence with James Douglass who was known for his theological writing and his activism in the area of non-violent resistance to war and especially nuclear arms. Letter to Merton.
1965-11-16: Letter from James Douglass to Thomas Merton. 1965 November 16
Correspondence with James Douglass who was known for his theological writing and his activism in the area of non-violent resistance to war and especially nuclear arms. Letter to Merton.
1965-11-03: Letter from James Douglass to Thomas Merton. 1965 November 3
Correspondence with James Douglass who was known for his theological writing and his activism in the area of non-violent resistance to war and especially nuclear arms. Letter to Merton regarding a newspaper account of self-immolation at the Pentagon.
1965-10-03: Letter from James Douglass to Thomas Merton. 1965 October 3
Correspondence with James Douglass who was known for his theological writing and his activism in the area of non-violent resistance to war and especially nuclear arms. Letter to Merton discussing meetings in Rome (re: Second Vatican Council)
1965-10-24: Letter from James Douglass to Thomas Merton. 1965 October 24 [date written on letter (1965 September 24) was confirmed by Douglass likely to be in error]
Correspondence with James Douglass who was known for his theological writing and his activism in the area of non-violent resistance to war and especially nuclear arms. Letter to Merton discussing a visit and politics.