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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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March 1898

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Letter: Miss. Mary Hale

Brahmananda living with the new land and buildings.

Nivedita, Mrs. Bull and Miss MacLeod in Calcutta.

Future Belur Math 3 Thu     4 Fri     5 Sat     6 Sun     7 Mon     8 Tue     9 Wed     10 Thu     11 Fri Letter: Sister Christine   12 Sat     13 Sun     14 Mon     15 Tue     16 Wed

Newspaper Report: "Confessions of a Hindoo"

Letter: Sister Nivedita

  17 Thu     18 Fri     19 Sat     20 Sun     21 Mon     22 Tue     23 Wed     24 Thu     25 Fri Margot Noble was made a Brahmacharini by Swami Vivekananda becoming Sister Nivedita. Calcutta / Belur 26 Sat     27 Sun     28 Mon     29 Tue     30 Wed     31 Thu       This Month Letter: Swami Ramakrishnananda  

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