Documents
Tribute To Edmund Sinnot
Verbatim note by Spencer MacCallum from conversation with Heath
Two Kinds Of Politicians Are Not Different
Verbatim note by Spencer MacCallum from conversation with Heath in New York City
Death Is Life On A Smaller Scale
Verbatim note by Spencer MacCallum from conversation with Heath
Poetry And Prose
Verbatim typing on a 3x5 card by Spencer MacCallum from conversation with Heath
Freedom And The Church
Recollection by Spencer MacCallum of Heath’s remarking on Sinnot's passage on page 6 of Two Roads to Truth: “Through the slow centuries the dream lived on that man is not a rational being only, endowed with high powers of intelligence, but that in some mysterious way the spirit of the universe flows through him. This dream has been a powerful force to lift him out of barbarism.”
Experience Is The Best Approach To A Subject
Verbatim typing on a 3x5 card by Spencer MacCallum from conversation with Heath, who was remarking on Spencer’s brother, Crawford John's, enthusiasm that "mathematics can be applied in almost any field"