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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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September 1898

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Date Day Event Place 1 Thu     2 Fri Letter: Sister Nivedita to Mrs. Eric Hammond   3 Sat     4 Sun     5 Mon     6 Tue     7 Wed     8 Thu     9 Fri     10 Sat     11 Sun     12 Mon     13 Tue     14 Wed     15 Thu     16 Fri     17 Sat Letters: SV to Maharaja of Khetri and Haripada Mitra   18 Sun Letter: Sister Nivedita to Mr. Ebenzer Cooke   19 Mon     20 Tue     21 Wed     22 Thu     23 Fri Letter: Josephine MacLeod to Mrs. Bull   24 Sat     25 Sun     26 Mon     27 Tue     28 Wed     29 Thu     30 Fri     31 Sat         Newspaper Report: "Reawakening of Hinduism on a National Basis"  

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