Accession: 463.53.006
Editorial Title: Adam H. Dickey to Mary Baker Eddy, September 24, 1908
Author: Adam H. Dickey 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: September 24, 1908
Manuscript Description: Typewritten by Adam H. Dickey, with a handwritten signature and postscript, on the unlined stationery of the office of the secretary of Rev. Mary Baker G. Eddy, 384 Beacon Street from Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts.
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Beloved Leader:-

Miss Sybil Wilbur, author of the "Life of the Rev. Mary Baker G. Eddy", and her Publishers, are anxious to know what disposition is to be made of the book. They have already invested $10.000.00Editorial Note: 10000.00, They have leased offices, hired expert book salesmen, made large contracts both in this country and in England, and even with the present status of things they are under a heavy monthly expense. They are patiently awaiting the outcome, and would like to know when they may go ahead.

As a choice of two evils, do you not think it would be better under the circumstances to waive objection to the circulation of the book, and let them go ahead without your endorsement.

Lovingly yours,
Dickey.

P. S. We have some of the books here.

463.53.006
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Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library
Beloved Leader:-

Miss Sybil Wilbur, author of the "Life of the Rev. Mary Baker G. Eddy", and her Publishers, are anxious to know what disposition is to be made of the book. They have already invested $10.000.00Editorial Note: 10000.00, They have leased offices, hired expert book salesmen, made large contracts both in this country and in England, and even with the present status of things they are under a heavy monthly expense. They are patiently awaiting the outcome, and would like to know when they may go ahead.

As a choice of two evils, do you not think it would be better under the circumstances to waive objection to the circulation of the book, and let them go ahead without your endorsement.

Lovingly yours,
Dickey.

P. S. We have some of the books here.

 
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