Accession: 215.36.015
Editorial Title: William I. Gill to Mary Baker Eddy, June 30, 1886
Author: William I. Gill 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: June 30, 1886
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by William I. Gill on lined paper from Lawrence, Massachusetts.
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LawrenceAs Written:Laurence, MassachusettsAs Written:Mass, 6–30–1886As Written:86
Dear & Honored Teacher,

Mrs Woodbury wants me for something in BostonEditorial Note: Boston, Massachusetts on Saturday. I shall then have to consult you on sensible phenomena. Are they not all the product of the human mind, a series and congeries of mortal thoughts? That is the way I conceive them, and the way I suppose you conceive them. Am I correct? You might answer this by card in a single word, yes or no. Then I should not have to trouble you, and I want to settle this point before Sunday.

Most Gratefully
Yours in Truth
Wm I Gill
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LaurenceCorrected:Lawrence, MassExpanded:Massachusetts, 6–30–86Expanded:1886
Dear & Honored Teacher,

Mrs Woodbury wants me for something in BostonEditorial Note: Boston, Massachusetts on Saturday. I shall then have to consult you on sensible phenomena. Are they not all the product of the human mind, a series and congeries of mortal thoughts? That is the way I conceive them, and the way I suppose you conceive them. Am I correct? You might answer this by card in a single word, yes or no. Then I should not have to trouble you, and I want to settle this point before Sunday.

Most Gratefully
Yours in Truth
Wm I Gill
 
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