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Date

Vol / Letter / Page

Written From

Written to

January 4, 98

9 / CXVI / 100

Jodhpur

Sister Christine

January 30, 98

9 / CXVII / 100

Calcutta

Sister Nivedita

February 25, 98

8 / CXXI / 441

Belur Math

Mukherjee, Pyari Mohan

February 25, 98

8 / CXXII / 442

Belur Math

Swami Ramakrishnananda

March 2, 98

8 / CXXIII / 445

Belur Math

Hale, Mary

March 11, 98

9 / CXVIII / 101

Belur Math

Sister Christine

March 16, 98

9 / CXIX / 102

Belur Math

Sister Nivedita

March, 98

8 / CXXIV / 447

Belur Math

Swami Ramakrishnananda

April 4, 98

9 / CXX / 102

Darjeeling

Bull, Mrs. Ole

April 15, 98

9 / CXXI / 104

Darjeeling

Jagmohanlal, Munshi

April 18, 98

8 / CXXV / 448

Darjeeling

MacLeod, Josephine

April 19, 98

9 / CXXII / 104

Darjeeling

MacLeod, Josephine

April 19, 98

9 / CXXIII / 105

Darjeeling [?]

Officer incharge of Telegrams, Srinagar

April 23, 98

8 / CXXVI* / 449

Darjeeling

Swami Brahmananda

April 29, 98

8 / CXXVII / 450

Darjeeling

MacLeod, Josephine

May 20, 98

6 / CXLI / 415

Almora

Sister Nivedita

May 20, 98

8 / CXXVIII* / 451

Almora

Swami Brahmananda

June 9, 98

5 / LXXXIII / 140

Almora

Maharaja of Khetri

June 10, 98

6 / CXLII / 415

Almora

Husain, Md. Sarfaraz

June, 98

9 / CXXV / 106

Almora

Goodwin, J. J.'s mother

July 3, 98

8 / CXXIX / 453

Kashmir

Sturdy, Mr. E. T.

July 17, 98

8 / CXXX* / 454

Srinagar

Swami Brahmananda

End of July, 98

9 / CXXIV / 105

Chandanbari

MacLeod, Josephine or Bull, Mrs. Ole

August 1, 98

8 / CXXXI* / 456

Kashmir

Swami Brahmananda

August 10, 98

9 / CXXVI / 107

Srinagar

Maharaja of Khetri

August 25, 98

6 / CXLIII / 416

Kashmir

Sister Nivedita

August 28, 98

8 / CXXXII / 457

Kashmir

Hale, Mary

September 17, 98

5 / LXXXIV / 141

Kashmir

Maharaja of Khetri

September 17, 98

8 / CXXXIII* / 459

Kashmir

Mitra, Haripada

October 16, 98

5 / LXXXV / 142

Lahore

Maharaja of Khetri

October 16, 98

8 / CXXXIV* / 460

Lahore

Mitra, Haripada

October 25, 98

9 / CXXVII / 107

Belur Math

Sister Christine

October 26, 98

5 / LXXXVI / 143

Belur Math

Maharaja of Khetri

November 12, 98

8 / CXXXV / 461

Calcutta

MacLeod, Josephine

November 22, 98

9 / CXXVIII / 108

Belur Math

Maharaja of Khetri

November, 98

5 / LXXXVII / 143

Belur Math

Maharaja of Khetri

December 1, 98

9 / CXXIX / 110

Belur Math

Maharaja of Khetri

December 15, 98

5 / LXXXVIII / 144

Belur Math

Maharaja of Khetri

December 15, 98

6 / CXLIV / 417

Belur Math

 

December 23, 98

4 / -- / 488

Deoghar

Bose, Mrinalini

December 29, 98

6 / CXLV / 417

Deoghar

Bull, Mrs. Ole

 

 

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