Spencer Heath Archive

Item 2676

Letter to Oscar A. Benson, 2445 Park Avenue, Minneapolis 4, Minn.

August 16, 1957

 

Dear Dr. Benson:

Remembering your kind latter of March 1 in reference to a proposed solution for the Suez Canal problem, it occurs to me that you might be interested in a recently published volume of mine in which the same fundamental principles, as applying to all public and community facilities in general, have been systematically set out.

 Accordingly I take great pleasure in presenting to you with my compliments an inscribed copy of my “CITADEL, MARKET AND ALTAR, which I trust will attract your attention and be found worthy of the inspiration under which it was written and the purposes toward which it is aimed.

 It further occurs to me that you may have some official or personal connection with “The Lutheran Companion”, in which case I shall be very happy to have my volume reviewed in that journal if it should appear suitable and desirable to do so.

 

Very sincerely yours,

 

 

SH/m

Enc: “Practice of Christian freedom”

CITADEL, MARKET AND ALTAR under separate cover