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| Accession: | 488.55.006 |
| Editorial Title: | Henrietta E. Day to Mary Baker Eddy, June 6, 1881 |
| Author: | Henrietta E. Day |
| Recipient: | Mary Baker Eddy |
| Date: | June 6, 1881 |
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Henrietta E. Day on lined paper from Boston, Massachusetts.
Editorial Note: Day writes to ask whether Eddy intends to form another class and requests some details
about the class. She describes her interest in perusing a small part of one of Eddy's
books. She finds the ideas to be so new and challenging to preconceived beliefs that
she needs to study a small part at a time. She also mentions that she finds her study
of Eddy's writing to be a great ancillary to understanding the Bible. Day hopes to
meet Eddy sometime, even travel to Lynn to see her, and asks specifically if she could
meet with her for ten minutes as there are many statements about which she would like
to speak to her. Below her signature, she indicates that she is a niece of Theodore D. Weld, an American abolitionist.
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