Accession: L16168
Editorial Title: Asa Gilbert Eddy to James Ackland, November 15, 1880
Author: Asa Gilbert Eddy 
Recipient: James Ackland 
Date: November 15, 1880
Manuscript Description: Handwritten by Asa Gilbert Eddy on lined paper.
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No. 8. Broad st
Lynn Nov 15th 1880
BrotherEditorial Note: Early Christian Scientists often called each other “brother” or “sister.” Ackland

Since we received your cardsEditorial Note: This is possibly a reference to cards on which Ackland had printed Mary Baker Eddy’s spiritual interpretation of the Lord’s Prayer. See L16166, 146.23.002, L12620, and L10638. (and they pleased us much) we have consulted those that have persuaded us that it is not quite safe and if you have not printed them please only give us one thousand and those without notice to the public on the back

Asa G. Eddy
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No. 8. Broad st
Lynn Nov 15th 1880
BrotherEditorial Note: Early Christian Scientists often called each other “brother” or “sister.” Ackland

Since we received your cardsEditorial Note: This is possibly a reference to cards on which Ackland had printed Mary Baker Eddy’s spiritual interpretation of the Lord’s Prayer. See L16166, 146.23.002, L12620, and L10638. (and they pleased us much) we have consulted those that have persuaded us that it is not quite safe and if you have not printed them please only give us one thousand and those without notice to the public on the back

Asa G. Eddy
 
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Early Christian Scientists often called each other “brother” or “sister.” This is possibly a reference to cards on which Ackland had printed Mary Baker Eddy’s spiritual interpretation of the Lord’s Prayer. See L16166, 146.23.002, L12620, and L10638.