Dates in the life of Swami Vivekananda

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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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Date Day Events Place 1 Fri     2 Sat     3 Sun Gave "a little lecture to the Hindus here yesterday, and I told them all their defects purposely and with their permission." Darjeeling 4 Mon Letter: Mrs. Ole Bull   5 Tue     6 Wed     7 Thu     8 Fri     9 Sat     10 Sun Letter: Sister Nivedita to Swami Akhandananda   11 Mon     12 Tue     13 Wed     14 Thu     15 Fri Letter: Munshi Jagmohanlal   16 Sat     17 Sun     18 Mon Letter: Josepine MacLoed   19 Tue Letters: Josephine MacLeod and The Officer in Charge of Telegrams, Srinagar   20 Wed     21 Thu     22 Fri     23 Sat Letter: Swami Brahmananda   24 Sun Newspaper Report: "Our Mission in America"   25 Mon     26 Tue     27 Wed     28 Thu     29 Fri Letter: Josephine MacLeod   30 Sat    

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