Mary Baker Eddy to Roger Sherman, November 9, 1885

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L14308

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Mary Baker Eddy

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Roger Sherman

Date:

November 9, 1885

Manuscript Description: Handwritten letter by Mary Baker Eddy on Massachusetts Metaphysical College stationery.

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BostonEditorial Note: Boston, Massachusetts, Nov 9, 1885

Mr. Sherman–
My dear Student–,

I presume you have heard from my letterEditorial Note: See L11001. to Miss Brown recommending a chartered School for teaching Christian ScienceAs Written:Chris. Sci. ― Here I have another recommendation that becomes very important as all things should be done in the orderI Cor 14:40 Let all things be done decently and in order. of all educational institutions. I would not call the school a College but an Institute Why? Because my school has publicly been known as including in a College Course instruction in Obstetrics and Theology. Now to have another College that does not include instruction in all the branches that mine does is inconsistent and would appear ridiculous

I had an article contradicting what Mrs. Hopkins wrote for the Journal but it was forgotten to be printed in the last issue

Let me hear from you soon.

Very sincerely Yours

M B G Eddy

L14308

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BostonEditorial Note: Boston, Massachusetts, Nov 9, 1885

Mr. Sherman–
My dear Student–,

I presume you have heard from my letterEditorial Note: See L11001. to Miss Brown recommending a chartered School for teaching Chris. Sci.Expanded:Christian Science ― Here I have another recommendation that becomes very important as all things should be done in the orderI Cor 14:40 Let all things be done decently and in order. of all educational institutions. I would not call the school a College but an Institute Why? Because my College school has publicly been known as to including in a College Course instruction in Obstetrics and Theology. Now to have another College that does not include instruction in all the branches that mine does is inconsistent and would appear ridiculous

I had an article contradicting what Mrs. Hopkins wrote for the Journal but it was forgotten to be printed in the last issue

Let me hear from you soon.

Very sincerely Yours

M B G Eddy

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Boston, Massachusetts See L11001.