Accession: L07224
Editorial Title: Mary Baker Eddy to William P. McKenzie, September 28, 1900
Author: Mary Baker Eddy 
Recipient: William P. McKenzie 
Date: September 28, 1900
Manuscript Description: Typewritten for Mary Baker Eddy, with a handwritten signature, on unlined Pleasant View stationery, from Concord, New Hampshire.
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Concord. New HampshireAs Written:N.H.
Dictated
SeptemberAs Written:Sept. 28, 1900
Rev. W. P. McKenzie
Beloved Student:

I have travailed in Soul for the dear students in Germany and have built up a theory for their relief that I want made practical by our Publishing Society in BostonEditorial Note: Boston, Massachusetts. It is this: To have the Sentinel and C. S. Journal issued from our House in Boston printed in both the English and German tongueEditorial Note: The Herald of Christian Science (Der Christian Science Herold, later changed to Der Herold der Christian Science) was established in April 1903 as a print magazine providing Christian Science content in English and German. and sent to Germany. That grand nation should certainly have the means for obtaining a knowledge of Christian Science. And this way of providing it will save breaking the international law on copyright, and dearer far to my heart, it will help Frau Gunther-Peterson & Fraulin Schoen to accomplish a great work which they have nobly and patiently inaugurated for the good of their people and the spread of Christian Science.

Please bring this request of mine to your Board at once and act upon it in the bonds of Christian unity which we all entertain so warmly for our brothers and sisters across the sea.

With love mother
Mary Baker G. Eddy
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Concord. N.H.Expanded:New Hampshire
Dictated
Sept.Expanded:September 28, 1900
Rev. W. P. McKenzie
Beloved Student:

I have travailed in Soul for the dear students in Germany and have built up a theory for their relief that I want made practical by our Publishing Society in BostonEditorial Note: Boston, Massachusetts. It is this: To have the Sentinel and C. S. Journal issued from our House in Boston printed in both the English and German tongueEditorial Note: The Herald of Christian Science (Der Christian Science Herold, later changed to Der Herold der Christian Science) was established in April 1903 as a print magazine providing Christian Science content in English and German. and sent to Germany. Th [?] Unclear or illegible at grand nation should certainly have the means for obtaining a knowledge of Christian Science. And this way of providing it will save breaking the international law on copyright, and dearer far to my heart, it will help Frau Gunther-Peterson & Fraulin Schoen to accomplish a great work which they have nobly and patiently inaugurated for the good of their people and the spread of Christian Science.

Please bring this request of mine to your Board at once and act upon it in the bonds of Christian unity which we all entertain so warmly for our brothers and sisters across the sea.

With love mother
Mary Baker G. Eddy
 
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Boston, Massachusetts The Herald of Christian Science (Der Christian Science Herold, later changed to Der Herold der Christian Science) was established in April 1903 as a print magazine providing Christian Science content in English and German.