er 1956
Letter of 27 September 1956
Letter of 27 September 1956
Letter of 28 September 1956
Letter of 6 October 1956 (First Austrian Summer School)
Letter of 20 October 1956
Letter of 22 October 1956 (Teaching Conference)
Letter of 9 November 1956
Letter of 15 November 1956
Letter of 30 November 1956
Letter of 30 November 1956
Letter of 5 December 1956
Letter of 1 January 1957
Letter of 10 January 1957
Letter of 11 January 1957
Letter of 11 January 1957
Letter of 13 January 1957
Letter of 19 January 1957
Letter of 19 January 1957
Letter of 19 January 1957
Letter of 24 Janaury 1957 (Winter School)
Letter of 26 January 1957
Letter of 30 January 1957
Letter of 17 February 1957
Letter of 17 February 1957
Letter of 10 March 1957
Letter of 12 March 1957 (Regional Convention)
Letter of 13 March 1957
Letter of 14 March 1957
Letter of 17 March 1957
Letter of 29 March 1957
Letter of 3 April 1957
Letter of 9 April 1957
Letter of 12 April 1957
Letter of 18 April 1957
Letter of 19 April 1957
Letter of 19 April 1957
Letter of 28 April 1957
Letter of 14 August 1957
Letter of 16 August 1957
Letter of 27 August 1957
Letter of 3 September 1957
Letter of 4 September 1957
Letter of 5 September 1957
Letter of 22 September 1957
Letter of 26 September 1957 (Summer School)
Letter of 3 October 1957 (Summer School)
Letter of 27 October 1957
Letter of 30 October 1957 (Teaching Conference)

LETTER OF 17 DECEMBER 1922

17 December 1922

Blest and beloved ones of 'Abdu'l-Baha!

To have been unable, owing to sad circumstances over which I have had no
control, to keep in close and constant touch with you, the beloved
children of 'Abdu'l-Baha, since His passing from this world, is to me a
cause of sad surprise and deep and bitter regret. To say that ever since
the Dawn of a New Day has broken upon me I have in the least felt
reluctant or disinclined to enter into relationship with every one of you,
or felt indifferent to a Cause which is so close and dear to your hearts,
would indeed betray every sentiment of love and fellowship which animates
every one of us in our servitude to His Holy Threshold. It was rather my
utter exhaustion, my profound feelings of sorrow, the overwhelming sense
of my own position and responsibilities and the extreme pressure of work
that have caused me to maintain such a long silence and seem forgetful of
those brave and valiant lovers of the Master in that land.

Of the thoughts th