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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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August 1898

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Date Day Event Place 1 Mon Letter: SV to Swami Brahmananda   2 Tue At Amarnath, Kashmir Amarnath, Kashmir 3 Wed     4 Thu     5 Fri     6 Sat     7 Sun Letter: Sister Nivedita to Mrs. Eric Hammond   8 Mon     9 Tue Letter: Betty Sturges Leggett to Josephine MacLeod   10 Wed Letter: SV to Maharaja of Khetri   11 Thu     12 Fri     13 Sat     14 Sun     15 Mon     16 Tue     17 Wed     18 Thu     19 Fri     20 Sat     21 Sun     22 Mon     23 Tue     24 Wed     25 Thu Letter: SV to Sister Nivedita   26 Fri     27 Sat     28 Sun Letter: SV to Miss. Mary Hale   29 Mon     30 Tue     31 Wed    

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