Spencer Heath Archive

Item 2580

Letters sending out copies of “The Practice of Christian Freedom,” an address presented on May 1^st, 1957 at the annual meeting of the Christian Freedom Foundation (see Item 2563) held at the Great Northern Hotel, 118 West 57th Street, New York City.

June 3 and 4, 1957

 

 

 

Mr. William F. Buckley, Jr.

My paper, “The Practice of Christian Freedom,” was particularly well received at the Annual Meeting of the Christian Freedom Foundation. I therefore take pleasure in sending a copy of it to you, believing it will be congenial to your feelings and general point of view. With all best wishes for NATIONAL REVIEW and personal regards to you,

Dr. Stanwood Cobb

I am wondering how everything is with you these days and whether you are in Chevy Chase or at the Camp in Maine. I remember you often and now that I am spending more time at my home in Maryland than heretofore, I look forward to seeing you again. Enclosed please find copy of a paper which I read at the recent Annual Meeting of The Christian Freedom Foundation. I hope you will find it congenial to your own feelings and general point of view.

Dr. Donald J. Cowling

Mrs. Kenneth C. Crain

It seems quite a long time since I had any contact with you. I hope everything is progressing well with your work in the libertarian field and look forward to seeing you again before very long. Enclosed …

Mrs. Russell W. Davenport

I am very happy to have received a copy of Russell Kirk’s recent critique on current education before the Myrin Institute. The work of the Myrin Institute is much to be admired. Enclosed …

Dr. John J. Grebe

Mr. Frank C. Hanighen

Dr. Gerald Heard

Dr. A. H. Hobbs

I hope you are progressing finely with your establishment of an objective basis for a new science of society and that your efforts in the libertarian field are being well rewarded. Enclosed …

Mr. James C. Ingebretsen

Dr. Howard E. Kershner

Since speaking with you about it, I have had the paper which I read at the Annual Meeting reproduced and am enclosing two copies for you. I am sending these out to various persons in the libertarian field and would be very happy to send them to any members of your organization or others whom you would be good enough to suggest, sending names and addresses. I have it in mind that many of those who attended the Annual Meeting would be glad to receive it.

Dr. Russell Kirk

I am much interested in your Myrin Institute address in criticism of our current situation in the educational field. It is good healthy medicine and I hope it will tend to restore.

Dr. Walter Donald Kring

Mr. C. Chester Lane

Miss Laura Jean McAdams

Dr. Edward McCrady

Dr. O. A. Ohmann

I am very much in sympathy with your feeling of the need for religious inspiration and motivation in our work-a-day world. I am sending, therefore …

Dr. Edmund A. Opitz

The Rev. Norman Vincent Peale

Titus and Mary Podea

Dr. Roscoe Pound

The Rev. Norman S. Ream

Mr. Henry Regnery

Mr. Claude Robinson

Mr. Gridley Wright