Dates in the life of Swami Vivekananda

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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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July 1898

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Date Day Event Place 1 Fri     2 Sat     3 Sun Letter: SV to Mr. E.T. Sturdy   4 Mon Celebrated Indpendence day with American  disciples and read his poem "To the Fourth of July" (probably recently written) for what is believed the first time.   5 Tue     6 Wed     7 Thu     8 Fri     9 Sat     10 Sun     11 Mon     12 Tue Letter: Frank Leggett to Josephine MacLeod   13 Wed     14 Thu     15 Fri     16 Sat     17 Sun Letter: SV to Swami Brahmananda   18 Mon     19 Tue     20 Wed     21 Thu     22 Fri     23 Sat     24 Sun     25 Mon     26 Tue     27 Wed     28 Thu     29 Fri     30 Sat     31 Sun        

Letter: E. T. Sturdy to Mrs. Bull

Captain and Mrs. Sevier purchase land near Almora for the future Advaita Ashram.

 

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