Accession: 243.39.036
Editorial Title: Arthur T. Buswell to Mary Baker Eddy, February 22, 1886
Author: Arthur T. Buswell 
Recipient: Mary Baker Eddy 
Date: February 22, 1886
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Arthur T. Buswell on unlined paper from Boston, Massachusetts.
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313 Col. ave.Editorial Note: 313 Columbus Ave. in Boston, Massachusetts Feb. 22, 1886
Rev. M. B. G. Eddy,
Dear Teacher.

Your considerate letters of recent dates received. The one of the 1st. instEditorial Note: See V00923. stated — that time only was wanted to prove my position. And as it is my intention to keep as near the FatherEditorial Note: God as possible while I continue the work of teaching and healing I thought my coworkersAs Written:cöworkers, would be able to properly judge of my position in good time, and so I was satisfied to let the matter rest.

I agree with you most decidedly that "Revenge for a real or imaginary wrong disqualifies anyoneAs Written:any one for Christian Science."

I thank you very much for your continued interest in me, your wishes for my good are most salutary always. I am awaiting with keen interest the promised revised edition of "Science & Health"—

Believe As Written: Belive me ever yours in the
Love of Truth,
Arthur T. Buswell,
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313 Col. ave.Editorial Note: 313 Columbus Ave. in Boston, Massachusetts Feb. 22, 1886
Rev. M. B. G. Eddy,
Dear Teacher.

Your considerate letters of recent dates received. The one of the 1st. instEditorial Note: See V00923. stated — that time only was wanted to prove my position. And as it is my intention to keep as near the FatherEditorial Note: God as possible while I continue the work of teaching and healing I thought my cöworkersCorrected:coworkers, would be able to properly judge of my position in good time, and so I was satisfied to let the matter rest.

I agree with you most decidedly that "Revenge for a real or imaginary wrong disqualifies any oneCorrected:anyone for Christian Science."

I thank you very much for your continued interest in me, your wishes for my good are most salutary always. I am awaiting with keen interest the promised revised edition of "Science & Health"—

Belive Corrected: Believe me ever yours in the
Love of Truth,
Arthur T. Buswell,
 
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