Accession: L03057
Editorial Title: Mary Baker Eddy to Archibald McLellan, June 18, 1903
Author: Mary Baker Eddy 
Recipient: Archibald McLellan 
Annotator: Unknown 
Date: June 18, 1903
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Mary Baker Eddy on unlined Pleasant View stationery from Concord, New Hampshire.
Archival Note: This document contains notations in unknown handwriting. It also contains illegible erasures. See original.
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Beloved Student

Mr. Frye wrote to you this morning, he tells me, to spare me because I have so much on hand.

But a word from me to the wise is sufficient. I see the need of arming and fortifying against As Written: agaist the enemy as never before. Publish that articleEditorial Note: See the June 20, 1903, issue of the Christian Science Sentinel for a reprint of Eddy's article from the New York Sun, along with further explanation and clarification. of mine published in the N. Y. SunEditorial Note: New York Sun that for "dissever" printed "discover" making me confess to the charges against me and comment sharply on such an abuse – if no amends sufficient are made. Again the enemy can fire and will through the Press but they cannot heal who lie. If we beat in this battle it must be through demonstrating above theirAs Written:thier ability I started this great work and woke the people by demonstration, not words but works. Our periodicalsEditorial Note: The Christian Science Journal and the Christian Science Sentinel must have more Testimonials in them.

The Sentinel is of late a ShakespeareAs Written:Shakspeare without a Hamlet. Three pagesAs Written:pp. of testimonials are the least to have in the Sentinel Healing is the best sermon, healing is the best lecture, and the entire demonstration of Christian ScienceAs Written:C.S. The sinner and the sick healed are our best witnesses

Lovingly
MB Eddy
L03057
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Reproduced from the archive of The Mary Baker Eddy Library
Handshift:unknown1903
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Beloved Student

Mr. Frye wrote to you this mor [?] Unclear or illegible ning, he tells me, to spare me because I have so much on hand.

But a word from me to the wise is sufficient. I see the need of arming and fortifying agaist Corrected: against the enemy as never before. Publish that articleEditorial Note: See the June 20, 1903, issue of the Christian Science Sentinel for a reprint of Eddy's article from the New York Sun, along with further explanation and clarification. of mine published in the N. Y. SunEditorial Note: New York Sun that for "dissever" printed "discover" making me confess to the charges against me and comment sharply on such an abuse – if no amends sufficient are made. Again the enemy can fire and will through the Press but they cannot heal who lie. If we beat in this battle it must be through demonstrating above thierCorrected:their ability I started this great work and woke the people by demonstration, not words but works. Our periodicalsEditorial Note: The Christian Science Journal and the Christian Science Sentinel must have more Testimonials in them.

The Sentinel is of late a ShakspeareCorrected:Shakespeare without a Hamlet. Three pp.Expanded:pages of testimonials are the least to have in the Sentinel Healing is the best sermon, healing is the best lecture, and the entire demonstration of C.S.Expanded:Christian Science The sinner and the sick healed are our best witnesses

Lovingly
MB Eddy
 
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See the June 20, 1903, issue of the Christian Science Sentinel for a reprint of Eddy's article from the New York Sun, along with further explanation and clarification. New York Sun The Christian Science Journal and the Christian Science Sentinel