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or publication in the same issue of the Biennial. The passing away of these two long-standing believers has indeed robbed the Cause in England of two of its most distinguished members, and the English Baha'i Community is certainly the poorer now that it has been deprived of their ready and invaluable support. The departure of Sitarih _Kh_anum in particular is to be deeply mourned, not only by the members of the Faith throughout England, but by so many of her fellow-believers abroad, and the Guardian himself feels most keenly the loss of so precious and faithful a co-worker, who, in the early days following 'Abdu'l-Baha's ascension, had proved of such invaluable assistance to him in the discharge of his heavy duties and responsibilities.... [From the Guardian:] Dear co-workers, I wish to reaffirm my deep sense of gratitude and admiration for the splendid manner in which the English believers are discharging their duties and responsibilities in these days of increasing peril, anxiety and stress. Their tenacity, courage, faith and noble exertions will as a magnet attract the undoubted and promised blessing of Baha'u'llah. They have, at a time when the basis of ordered society itself is rocking and trembling, laid an unassailable foundation for the Administrative Order of their Faith. Upon this basis the rising generation will erect a noble structure that will excite the admiration of their fellow countrymen. My prayers for them will continually be offered at the Holy Shrines. Gratefully, Shoghi Letter of 27 March 1940 27 March 1940 Dear Mr. Hofman, Your letter dated March 13th has safely reached our beloved Guardian together with the following enclosures: In Memoriam: Lady Blomfield. Minutes N.S.A. March 2nd and 3rd. "Baha'i Journal" No. 21. Introduction to "The Chosen Highway". Preface to "The Chosen Highway". He has also received by registered post the photographs of Lady Blomfield and Mrs. Thornburgh-Cropper which you had kindly sent at his request for reproduction in the "Baha'i World".... The Guardian has noted with satisfaction that the arrangements for the publication of "The Chosen Highway" are complete, and hopes that by the time you receive this letter it will be well on the way to printing. Concerning the question you have asked as to whether in elections for Spiritual Assemblies the electors should cast exactly nine votes, or may cast less than this number. Inasmu
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