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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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November 1896

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Date Day Event Place 1 Sun Letter: Miss. Mary Hale Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 2 Mon   Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 3 Tue Class: "Unity in diversity" at 39 Victoria St, London Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 4 Wed   Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 5 Thu Class: "The Freedom of the soul" at 39 Victoria St, London Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 6 Fri   Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 7 Sat   Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 8 Sun   Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 9 Mon   Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 10 Tue Class: "Practical Vedanta I" at 39 Victoria St, London Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 11 Wed Letter: Alasinga Perumal Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 12 Thu Class: "Practical Vedanta II" at 39 Victoria St, London Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 13 Fri Letter: Mrs. Ole Bull Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 14 Sat   Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 15 Sun   Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 16 Mon Lecture: "Religion of Love" in the parlour of Rev. and Mrs. Haweis (Notes of this lecture) Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 17 Tue Class: "Practical Vedanta III" at 39 Victoria St, London Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 18 Wed Class: "Reason and Religion" at 39 Victoria St, London Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 19 Thu Class: "Practical Vedanta IV" at 39 Victoria St, London *(Complete works lists lecture as delivered on 18th) Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 20 Fri Letter: Alasinga Perumal Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 21 Sat Letter: Lala Badri Sah Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 22 Sun   Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 23 Mon Lecture: "Jnana and Karma" (Notes of this lecture) Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 24 Tue   Rented Apt.,
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London, England 25 Wed   Rented Apt.,
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London, England 26 Thu   Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 27 Fri   Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 28 Sat Letter: Hale Sisters Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 29 Sun   Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England 30 Mon   Rented Apt.,
Greycoat Gardens,
London, England    

Lecture: Ramakrishna Paramahamsa (date and place unknown) (combined with "My Master")

Newspaper Report: "The ideal of Universal Religion"

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