Accession: V00979
Editorial Title: Mary Baker Eddy to Silas J. Sawyer, November 29, 1886
Author: Mary Baker Eddy 
Recipient: Silas J. Sawyer 
Date: November 29, 1886
Manuscript Description: Letterpress copy of a letter handwritten by Mary Baker Eddy from Boston, Massachusetts.
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Nov. 29. 1886As Written:6
Dr. Sawyer
Dear Student,

Now be wise, the members of the Pub. Society are fully sure that you are working upon their minds, and it is siting setting As Written: siting them firmly aganst against As Written: aganst such evil You know it breaks the C. S. A. Constitution

I was drawn to learn this myself of you todayAs Written:to day, and am more than shocked! Stop befo[*]Gap: letters.Reason: faded ink. this goes any further.

As ever
M B G Eddy

P. S. You cannot take back their convictions by another mental argument, this has been complained of before but I never made a test for myself until now.

E.

Don't you venture to encroach upon my thoughts ever again if you do not wish to incur the consequences. I shall not name this sin if my demand is obeyed Eddy

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Nov. 29. 6Expanded:1886
Dr. Sawyer
Dear Student,

Now be wise, the members of the Pub. Society are fully sure that you are working upon their minds, and it is siting siting Corrected: setting them firmly aganst aganst Corrected: against such evil You know it breaks the C. S. A. Constitution

I was drawn to learn this myself of you to dayCorrected:today, and am more than shocked! Stop befo[*]Gap: letters.Reason: faded ink. this goes any further.

As ever
M B G Eddy

P. S. You cannot take back thiseir convictions by another mental argument, this has been complained of before but I never made a test for myself until now.

E.

Don't you venture to encroach upon my thoughts ever again if you do not wish to incur the consequences. I shall not name this sin if my demand is obeyed Eddy

 
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