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A Chronology of Events Surrounding the Life of Mary Baker Eddy

121 y 1 Mary Mre Baker i br Mday i a e ahire arhe ear he Merriak ier i B, a rra hi adii rd, e ahire1 he i he daher biai bre br ri 1, 17,2 ad Mark Baker br May 2, 17 They arried i May 107 he i he ye i hidre—hree by ae , y , 10 ber, ebrary , 110 ere ia, 7, 112 ad hree ir biai bre, aary 1, 11 Marha ih, aary 1, 11 ad Mary

122–12 Mark Baker ere a erk he i hrh a B

12–10 he ai hear her ae bei aed by a ideiied ie Thi rer er a eeh erid Mehiabe , Mary’s 2yeard i, hear he ie, 7 Mehiabe br May 2, 1806) is the daughter of Mark Baker’s sister, aah

11 ri 2 Mark ad biai Baker are adied by eer rh reaia hrh i rd

12 Marh 20 Mary’s brother, Samuel, marries Eliza Ann Glover,10 ier George Washington Glover, Mary’s future husband, whom Mary ee r he ir ie a he eddi ae dire Eia r deeri i 1711

1 Mary Baker Eddy, Retrospection and Introspection B Tree der he i Mary Baker Eddy, 120, 2 e ahire Birh erd, 1–100, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – aiy – Baker – biai Baker e M T e, History of Sanbornton, New Hampshire, 2 B red Mde , 11, 1 bid, 17 erd Birh ad eah hidre eh Baker ad Mark Baker, T B, e ahire, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – aiy – Marie E adr Maeria erd he i hrh hri i B, e ahire, 10–12, Lyear Me, he i, M 7 Eddy, Retrospection , – e ahire eah ad Bria erd de, 1–1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – ery – eeaia e – hie aiy – Mei – – Baker Manual of the First Congregational Church rd, deede re iai, 171, , be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – aiy – Baker – Mark Baker 10 Marriae rerd, 20 Marh 12, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – aiy – Baker – ae Baker 11 Libe r dire, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – aiy – Baker – ae Baker

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1 aary 27 er radher, Mary Mre Baker ae 1, die1 he had been living in the Bakers’ Bow home. Her grandfather, Joseph Baker, had aed i 111

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1 aary 11 The Baker aiy e a ar ear abr Bride1 abr Bride i reaed Ti i e 117

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Mark Baker i eeed a a Tree abr adey e he a h e i reide he Tree r hree year, ad rei i 171

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1 e 17 Mark and Abigail Baker are admitted to Sanbornton Bridge’s Triiaria reaia hrh21

1 y 2 Mary i he reaia Triiaria hrh a abr

12 Catalogus Collegii Dartmuthensis B Tyi erki E Mari, 17, 0, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – aiy – Baker – ber Baker 1 Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire, 1 e rk The Lei bihi ay, 10, 11, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – aiy – Baker – eh Baker 1 bid 1 ber Baker ad biai Baker Ti ere ia Baker, 1 1, Baker aiy Leer, Lyear Me, he i, M ad Marha Baker ere ia Baker, 7 eeber 1, Baker aiy Leer, Lyear Me, he i, M 1 Marha Baker ad Mark Baker ere ia Baker, 20 aary 1, Baker aiy Leer, Lyear Me, he i, M 17 Laws of the State of New Hampshire: “An act to constitute the town of Tilton from a part of the territory of the town of Sanbornton,” Subject File, Sanbornton Bridge and Tilton, NH – der – eera – Mieae 1 Mary Baker Eddy, “To Whom it Concerns,” The Christian Science Journal, y 10, 2 1 Record Book of Sanbornton Academy, Lyear Me, he i, M 20 e, History of Sanbornton, New Hampshire, 2, 0 21 reaia hrh erd abr Bride, e ahire, Mhy Meberhi ad Meei erd, 0, Lyear Me, he i, M

Bride22 he had be eri eberhi he rei year2

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1 eeber 10 he arrie ere ahi er br 2, 111 27 a day he Baker he i abr Bride2

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1 e 27 ere ahi er die i ii2 biarie ae he ae a bii eer Mary i aer rie i a ye eer he rer her are’ he i abr Bride, eai ii ab y 20 The rey ake r day

1 eeber 12 er , ere ahi er , i br a he Baker he

1 eeber he bei rii r The Covenant, a aaie deed he

22 bid 2 ber Baker Mary Baker, 27 Marh 1, Baker aiy Leer, Lyear Me, he i, M 2 “Deaths,” Subject File, Eddy, Mary Baker – aiy – Baker – ber Baker 2 Record Book of Sanbornton Academy, Lyear Me, he i, M 2 Mary Baker Eddy, ybk, d, 0002, 27 biai Ea e Edih a e aey, 1 eeber 1, be ie, er, ere ahi – Marriae 2 bid 2 ere Baker ra, 2 eeber 1, 1, Lyear Me, he i, M 0 bid 1 biai Ti ad Marha Baker Mary Baker Eddy, ebrary 1, Baker aiy Leer, Lyear Me, he i, M 2 “Died,” Wilmington Chronicle, y , 1 bid Mary Baker Eddy, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany B The rii Mary Baker Eddy, 11, Mary Baker Eddy, ybk, y 1, 0002, 2– ae ied r he er aiy Bibe, be ie, er, ere ahi – eaey Maeria

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17 Mark Baker rei a a Tree abr adey

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1 ide– he ed h i arer, e ahire, r edia reae r ar hidde he die aahy ih hi hie here2

1 eber er brher, ere, arrie her ried, Marha ad

1 eber 21 er her, biai bre Baker br ri 1, 17, die

1 eeber 11 h Bare, h he had bee eaed, die i arae, airia

1 eeber r he e ih her ad her aher r he abr Bride 10 aary ar a he i e Mai ree7

10 eeber er aher arrie Eiabeh aer

7 Mrs. M. M. Glover, “Thoughts at a Grave,” The Covenant, eeber 1, 7, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – rii – Eary rii – re 1 Mary Baker Eddy, “Mrs. Eddy’s Reply to the January McClure Article,” Christian Science Sentinel, aary , 107, 11 ad h arde, 1 ebrary 120, eiiee, h arde, erd bk abr adey, e ahire iria iey e ri 201, hi i ii r heir ei 0 Mary Baker Eddy ere ia Baker, 22 aary 1, 000 1 biai Baker ere ia Baker, 2 eeber 1, Baker aiy Leer, Lyear Me, he i, M 2biai Baker ere ia Baker, 7 1, Baker aiy Leer, Lyear Me, he i, M e, History of Sanbornton, New Hampshire, 2, 1 biary, New Hampshire Patriot and State Gazette, eeber , 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – aiy – Baker – biai Baker Mary Baker Eddy, rabk, B001, 7 “Died,” Subject File, Bartlett, John Harriman. 7 Mark Baker ere ia Baker, 10 aary 10, Baker aiy Leer, Lyear Me, he i, M “Marriages,” Subject File, Eddy, Mary Baker – aiy – Baker – Eiabeh aer

11 May Thi d be he dae her i e ie ih Mahaa ad e heey, i rh r, hiry ie rh abr Bridge. Glover writes the poem “The Mother at Parting with her Child.”

1 e 21 Teday he arrie aie aer, a iiera dei0 e i a ehe of Mary’s new stepmother.1 It’s likely they live in Franklin, five ie e abr Bride2

1 eber The aer e i heir he a Mai ree, raki

1 ae ri The aer e rh r be ear her , ere

1 he rie ha he i bedridde r he e i year

1 ri er , ere, a ee year d, i ake Miea by he heey rdi Eddy, he i d ha hi her died7 They won’t see each other again until 1879. eer daed e , 1856, from Elizabeth Baker (Mark Baker’s second wife), states that he heey ad ere had iied he e re Miea

17 ri Marha ibry ree he he ed by he aer i raki0

Mary Baker Eddy, ybk, May 11, 0002, 110 0 eriiae arriae, be ie, aer, aie – aer – e Marriae Mary Baker Eddy 1 Janette Weller, “The Human Side of Mrs. Eddy,” n.d., Reminiscence, Janette Weller, 13. 2 aie aer Mary Baker Eddy, 10 ri 1, L12 aie aer Mary Baker Eddy, 11 ri 1, L120 aie aer Mary Baker Eddy, 1 Marh 1, L122 Mrae, eber 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – eidee – raki, “Foreclosure of Mortgage,” New Hampshire Patriot and State Gazette, 2, 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – eidee – rh r, Mary Baker Eddy hiea iby, 2 May 12, 01 Eiabeh aer Baker ere ia Baker, e 1, Baker aiy Leer, Lyear Me, he i, M 7 Eddy, Retrospection, 21 hriia iei iai, eei ie, 1, 22 eber 17, E10, Eiabeh aer Baker ere ia Baker, e 1, Baker aiy Leer, Lyear Me, he i, M 0 “Foreclosure of Mortgage,” New Hampshire Patriot and State Gazette, 2, 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – eidee – rh r,

1 eber 2 er brher, ae, arrie hi ed ie, Mary k1

1 eeber 20 “On this day my sister [Martha Baker Pilsbury] sells our homestead ...” in North Groton.2

10 Marh 1 The aer eae heir he i rh r They e Rumney Depot, six miles from North Groton. It’s possible they bard r a e eek ih h erber ad hi ie They he e a he heir i ey iae

11 ber 1 Daniel Patterson writes Phineas Parkhurst Quimby on his wife’s beha aki i he i ake her a a aie

12 She begins “to write down and give to friends the results of her Scriptural study...”7

12 Marh aie aer i ared by ederae dier e had bee appointed by the governor of New Hampshire to “disburse to loyal Southerners some government fees.” e i dri hi irie, he ii hi aiy i a, Maie70

12 e he iiiaie her ier, biai Baker Ti, he e r W.T. Vail’s Hydropathic [water cure] Institute at Hill, New ahire, eeki a re71 he ay here ab hree h ad de id he re he hed r72

12 eeber 20 aie aer eae r ri ad, aer ab ee eek hardhi, reahe aey7

1 eah Maahe, arriae eriiae, 2 eber 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – aiy – Baker – ae Baker 2 Mary Baker Eddy, ybk, 20 eeber 1, 0001, 0 yr Bd diary, 1 Marh 10, Lyear Me, he i, M bbie rii iard Ma, 1 May 111, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – eidee – ey, William McKee, “Report re Houses in Rumney, New Hampshire, formerly occupied by Dr. and Mrs. Patterson,” 1932, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – eidee – ey, aie aer hiea iby, 1 ber 11, 00 7 Mary Baker Eddy, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures B Tree der he i Mary Baker Eddy, 1, iii aie aer Mary Baker Eddy, 2 ri 12, L12 Mary Baker Eddy, “Footprints Fadeless,” 1902, A10402, 5. 70 h aer Mary Baker Eddy, 2 eeber 1, 227001 71 Mary Baker Eddy hiea iby, 12, 02 72 bid 7 “Escape of Dr. Patterson,” New Hampshire Patriot and State Gazette, eber 2, 12, be ie, aer, aie

12 ber aied by her brher, ae, ad hi ie, Mary Baker, he ii hiea arkhr iby r he ir ie a hi ie i he eraia e, rad, Maie7

12 eber 7 er ir eer edri hiea arkhr iby i bihed i he Portland Evening Courier.7

12 eeber he ie her ir bi ere i rad, a iy a, he be iriai7

12 eeber 1 aie aer ere i rad reardi hi eeriee i he h77

1 aary The aer e he he her ier, biai Baker Ti, i abr Bride7

1 y he ii rad7

1 eeber She visits Daniel Patterson’s brother in Saco, Maine.0

1 eeber 12 aie aer e a dea raie i Ly, Maahe1

1 aary 10 he ie a addre a Mehai a i rad2

1 Marh 2 he ed h i arre, Maie, ih a aie hiea arkhr iby, Mary ari hie i arre he ie a ere on “P.P. Quimby’s spiritual Science healing disease—a ed ei r heerRapping Spiritualism.”

– aer – rie 7 iary ae, ber 12, be ie, reer, i ad ea 7 Mary Baker Eddy, rabk, B001, 12 7 Mary Baker Eddy, “Footprints Fadeless,” 1902, A10402, 24. 77 “Lecture,” Portland Daily Advertiser, eeber 20, 12, be ie, aer, aie – aer – rie 7 Mary Baker Eddy hiea iby, 12 aary 1, 0 7 “Reminiscences of Portland,” Portland Daily Press, ber 21, 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – rii – Eary rii – re 1 0 Mary Baker Eddy hiea iby, 1 eeber 1, 000 1 “A Card,” Lynn Weekly Reporter, eeber 12, 1, be ie, aer, aie – aer – eera 2 Mary Baker Eddy, rabk, B001, 1 Mary Baker Eddy hiea iby, 1 Marh 1, 07 Mary Baker Eddy hiea iby, 10 ri 1, 0 Mary Baker Eddy hiea iby, 2 ri 1, 00 Mary Baker Eddy hiea iby, May 1, 01 ad Mary Baker Eddy hiea iby, 27 May 1, 02 Mary Baker Eddy hiea iby, 2 ri 1, 00

1 ae May he e rad r a hr ii, ad ay ih a Mr i

1 aer y he ii arah rby, aher aie iby’s, r a e h i bi, Maie

1 eeber She lectures at Waterville College in Maine, on “The South and the North.”7

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1 eeber he ii hiea arkhr iby i Bea, Maie2 Thi i he a ie he ee hi bere hi deah

1 ber er aher, Mark Baker br May 2, 17, die a abr Bride

1 aary 1 hiea arkhr iby br ebrary 1, 102 die a hi he i Bea, Maie

1 ebrary 1 hi Thrday, hie e re a eerae eei a he Lid Lde d Tear, he a he ie ear he

Mary Baker Eddy hiea iby, 27 May 1, 02 Mary Baker Eddy hiea iby, y 1, 0 erie Miie, hadrie e, 2 e 120, 2, be ie, Miie, erie ei – idai ad erie ie – 7 “The South and the North,” Waterville Mail, eeber , 1, be ie, rii – Lere ad ddree Mary Baker Eddy, “Day After Thanksgiving,” scrapbook, SB001A, 8. aie hii Tha hii, May 1, be ie, hii – aiy aie – Ly, M 0 aie aer hiea iby, 2 ri 1, 0007 1 Ly iy direry, 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – eidee – Ly, Maahe – eii ad Mieae Maahe ae e, 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – eidee – Ly, Maahe – eii ad Mieae 2 Mary Baker Eddy Marha ibry, 7 eeber 1, L1111 ae e ahire, eare ia erd, Marh 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – aiy – Baker – Mark Baker “Dr. Phineas Parkhurst Quimby,” Find A Grave, Subject File, Quimby, Phineas P. – der

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1 ebrary he read e r he e Teae he Bibe ad i day heaed irie r he a

1 ed Marheary The aer e he he e e i Ly aie ri aer deer her100 he i aer eied r aye re101

1 e 1 he ie a ai aai he iy Ly r daae reaed her a102 he ihdra i eeber 210

1 She lives at George D. Clark’s boarding house on Summer Street in Ly10

1 ae In her autobiography, she states that “...in the latter part of 1866 I aied he ieii eraiy ha a aai a Mid, ad every effect a mental phenomenon.”10

17 eary he eahe ira ra ha he ha eared ab iria heai r her dy he Bibe, i her eeei Mahe 1–1710

Eddy, Science and Health, rd ed, 1 Ly, M r a Eddy, 11, 1–7 i M hi, aidai, 0 10, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Ly, ebrary 1 – ide ad erah 7 bid; “Accidents,” Lynn Reporter, ebrary , 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Ly, ebrary 1 – ide ad erah Eddy, Science and Health, rd ed, 1, 1–7 erie Miie, e e, d, be ie, Miie, erie – eearh e 100 bid 101 bid 102 Mary Baker Eddy Mayr Ly, Maahe, 1 e 1, 021 10 “Municipal Matters,” Lynn Reporter, eeber 2, 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Ly, ebrary 1 – ide ad erah 10 i M hi, aidai, 0 10, 2, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Ly, ebrary 1 – ide ad erah 10 Eddy, Retrospection , 2 10 Mary Baker Eddy, 22 ebrary 102, 1002b

17 ebrary he ii her aiy i abr Bride, rbaby ayi ih her ier, Marha ibry107

17 ri She moves with Hiram S. Crafts’ family to Taunton, Maahe, here ra e a bi iria heai raie a 0 Mai ree10 i baed he eahi he ha reeied he be r her

17 May ri hi h aie aer deer her r he ia ie10 e ride a aa aye i r r a e year110

17 he eae he he ira ra ad e Ly r a hr ii ih hare i ad hi ie111

17 eber 21 er brher, ere br 7, 112, die112

17 ae eeber he ii a er he hiday ea11

1 ri he e he ae er aai11 he i ie ab hi i he ed ha 1

1 e 1 he i aed hea Mary ae i Maheer, e ahire, h i dyi eia aed by i beri11

1 y he ake aher ii Mary ae i Maheer, e ahire11

1 er eie dri he er, arah Baey ebry irde her h reeea hiier, ad he hea hi

107 Mary Baker Eddy Marha ibry, 2 ebrary 17, L1112 10 ira ra Mary Baker Eddy, 7 aary 102, be ie, ra, ira 10 eah Maahe ad Mary Baker Eddy, deree dire, eber 17, be ie, aer, aie – aer – Marriae Mary Baker Eddy 110 Mary Baker Eddy hare eia Mike, 7 e 1, L0 111 M Ei Mary Baker Eddy, 7 17, red Ei der, LMB–, Lyear Me, he i, M 112 e, History of Sanbornton, New Hampshire, 2, 1 11 Mary Baker Eddy, aary 1, 1001 11 Mr ahaie eber, ri 1, L07 11 Mary ae Mary Baker Eddy, 0 May 1, be ie, ae, Mary 11 Mary Baker Eddy arah Baey, y 1, L01

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1 eary eeber he e he he a ad ay erh i h a 1 eer ree11 he reai here 1 h i he ri 17011 ay erh beae her hird de i 17120

1 eeber 2 er ede brher, ae br y , 10, die i hare, Maahe121

1 ber he ii her aiy i abr Bride r e eek,122 ad he ii hare i ad hi ie i Ly r day bere reri h12

1 e abr Bride i reaed Ti, e ahire12 Ti i he aiy ae eader ai Ti, biai Baker Tilton’s husband. They a are eie i i he 12

1 e 7 She writes, “I have just sent a work to the press for publication entitled ‘Science of Soul’….I have written this and notes on the entire book of Genesis within the last year.”12 (“Science of Soul” i robably a version of “The Science of Man,” which she began in 17

170–171 he bei eah de a rear bai, ii a re ee e127 The texts she writes for the class are “The Soul’s Inquiry of Man” and “Spiritualism and Individuality,” which are used by the students along with “The Science of Man, By Which the Sick are Healed.”12 The aer i yrihed i 17012 i

117 Mary Baker Eddy, d, 110 11 Mary Baker Eddy arah Baey, 10 eeber 1, L0777 11 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, 2 Marh 170, E0 120 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, 17, E10 121 Mary Baker, eii, 27 ber 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – aiy – Baker – ae Baker 122 Mary Baker Eddy arah Baey, 20 ber 1, L00 12 bid 12 ae e ahire, Laws of the State of New Hampshire rd, B abr , 1, 0–0 be ie, abr Bride ad Ti, – der – eera – Mieae 12 e, History of Sanbornton, New Hampshire, 2, 0 12 Mary Baker Eddy hare eia Mike, 7 e 1, L0 127 ae a Bar, Mrs. Eddy as I Knew Her in 1870 B ere Ei , 12, 2 12 bid, –12 12 Mary Baker Eddy, 1876, “The Science of Man,” A11319, 2.

be bihed i 17,10 b he ried edii 17 ad 17 dier ihy 11, he i bae i he haer “Recapitulation” in Science and Health ae 17–1 ad he reae Science and Health are jointly published as “The Science of Man” in 1883 and copyrighted as such.11

170 Marh 2 She returns to Sarah O. Bagley’s home in Amesbury for six eek12 Baey bee her rh de1

170 May 1 he e Ly ih de ihard eedy, ad hey ay r a hr ie ih Tha ark ier a 1 h ree1 he i reide i Ly r 170 aary 12 ee r e h i B 17–10,1 ad her ri ahi, ,1 ad hiadehia, eyaia, i he ri 1217

170 e–y he ad ihard eedy aiai earae r a a bardi he a 71 h ree i Ly1

170 e 1 he eer i a arerhi ih ihard eedy he ae he re eaher, ad he a a he riary bi hriia iee heaer r raiier1

170 he ad ihard eedy e i he ed r arer er Susie Magoun’s private school for young children on the corner of 2 h ad 2 heard ree i Ly10

10 Mary Baker Eddy, Science of Man Ly, Maahe Tha ih, 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – rii – iee Ma 1 11 Eddy, Science of Man abride, Maahe ieriy re, 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – rii – iee Ma 1 12 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, 2 Marh 170, E0 1 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, 170, E10 1 ey Mary Baker Eddy, 1 eeber 10, a7702 e daa, 170, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – eidee – Ly, Maahe – eii ad Mieae Ly, Maahe, iy irery, 171, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – eidee – Ly, Maahe – eii ad Mieae 1 Mary Baker Eddy ae kad, 21 aary 10, L10 1 Mary Baker Eddy ia Bare, 20 aary 12, L07 Mary Baker Eddy ae kad, 1 Marh 12, L102 17 Mary Baker Eddy Edride ad Mie ih, 2 Marh 12, L020 Mary Baker Eddy Edride ad Mie ih, 17 Marh 12, L0207 1 Mary Baker Eddy arah Baey, y 170, L01 1 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, 1 e 170, E0 10 Mary Baker Eddy arah Baey, 12 aary 171, L02

171 eary y he ii her aiy i Ti r e eek11

172 aary he bei rii Science and Health.12 er ir rki ie r the book is “The Science of Life.”1

172 aary 20 he rie her ir bi aee eaii ad deedi he “moral science” she has discovered, uses to heal, and is teaching her raie i bihed i he Lynn Transcript,1 ad ere a a aer a aak ade by aae rih a de r he 171 a ad bihed i he ae eaer he eek bere1

172 ebrary er ed bi aee hriia iee aear a a eer bihed i he Lynn Transcript. The letter is headed “Moral iee ad Meerim.” She also mentions that she is working on a ari ha i eai her herie i rea deai 1

172 Marh 1 he bei eahi her rh a, hih ide Lydia Merri, Eiabeh ih, Mirada ie, ad eer i17 rher ae i be ah i he ri 171

172 May he ed her arerhi ih ihard eedy1

172 id May he ii her aiy i Ti10

172 2– he eae he he a hade, 20 eria ree i eeber Ly, beae hade ake h her ie hie he i

11 Mary Baker Eddy arah Baey, 11 y 171, L0701 Mary Baker Eddy rae iey, 11 y 171, L02 12 e ad Li, rey a La, Mary Baker Eddy, eeber 177, L00 1 Mary Baker Eddy irh rd, 2 e 17, 027 1 Mary Baker Eddy, 20 aary 172, 0002 1 W. W. Wright, “Moral Science, alias Mesmerism,” Lynn Transcript, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – eidee – Ly, Maahe – eii ad Mieae 1 Mary Baker Eddy, 2 ebrary 172, 000 17 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, 172, E10 1 bid 1 “Dissolution of Copartnership,” Lynn Semi-Weekly Reporter, May , 172, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – eidee – Ly, Maahe – eii ad Mieae 10 Mary Baker Eddy red Ei, 27 May 172, L0

working on the manuscript of “The Science of Life” Science and Health11

172 ber–eber he re a r ha r Brad ree, ad i dr r he rrad here he bee ai ree i Ly12

17 he bard a he rer Beah ad Mai ee i a1

17 eeber he bard a Brad ree i Ly1

17 The manuscript of “The Science of Life” Science and Health i reeed by a biher1

17 eber he bai a dire r aie aer i he r ae, Maahe, aer ey year arriae1 The dire i ia eeber 17 The rd are iiay aed a abade, ahh adery a ied1

17 he ie i eih diere he i Ly dri hi year hie working on the manuscript of “The Science of Life” (Science and Health1

17 aary he ay briey ih riber ad hi ie a 7 Brad ree i Ly,10 ad he r e ie i he he ere e 170 de a arad ree i Ly11

17 ri After she revises the manuscript of “The Science of Life” (Science and Health), i i aai reeed by a biher12

11 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, 2 172, E0 Ly, Maahe, iy direry, 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – eidee – Ly, Maahe – eii ad Mieae Mary Baker Eddy Mary Ei, 7 ber 172, L0 12 bid 1 Bar, Mrs. Eddy as I Knew Her in 1870, 10–11 1 L iba, 2 May 117, eiiee, Lei iba 1 Bar, Mrs. Eddy as I Knew Her in 1870, 1 eah Maahe ad Mary Baker Eddy, deree dire, eber 17, be ie, aer, aie – aer – e Marriae Mary Baker Eddy 17 Era L dbry ard Ei, 21 ebrary 100, be ie, aer, aie – aer – eera 1 Eddy, Miscellany, 1 1 Mary Baker Eddy Edard ad arie Bae, 11 eeber, L022 10 Mary Baker Eddy ae a Bar, aary 17, 007 11 ae a Bar Mary Beeher Lyear, 12 eeber 120, eiiee, ae a Bar 1 12 Bar, Mrs. Eddy as I Knew Her in 1870,

17 y 7 “The Science of Life” is copyrighted.1 eek aer he id a rier1

17 eeber he deier he ari he rier1 he bei rreadi i i eeber1 e i he dier another book titled “The Science of Life” and changes her title to Science and Health17

17 She lives at Amos Scribner’s home at 7 Broad Street in Lynn.1

17 aary he ee he ie eri he ae Brad ree, ar he ree1

17 Marh 1 he by he he a 12 Brad ree, Ly170 he rie iee ae – i he ir edii aia aei hyi r eeri171 Thee are iered i he a haer Science and Health, “Healing the Sick.”172

17 ri he eahe a a r i, hih ide aie rd her ir a ie 17217

17 May 2 he ere hriia iee a er a Marke ree in Lynn. The subject is “Christ Healing the Sick.”17

17 e Science and Health i yrihed17

17 e day erie ed by Eddy bei a d Tear a a 0

1 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, 7 y 17, E10 1 bid, 1 y 17 1 bid, eeber 17 1 Mary Baker Eddy ae a Bar, 1 eeber 17, 007 17 Mary Baker Eddy irh rd, 2 e 17, 027 1 ae a Bar Mary Beeher Lyear, 12 eeber 120, eiiee, ae a Bar 1 Mary Baker Eddy, ber 17, 1002 1 Bar, Mrs. Eddy as I Knew Her in 1870, 1 170 E Bee M M B er, deed, 0 Marh 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – eidee – Ly, Maahe – eed 171 Eddy, Retrospection , 172 bid, 7 17 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, 12 ri 17, E10 17 Lynn Transcript, May 22, 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – rii – Lere ddree 17 Mary Baker Eddy irh rd, 2 e 17, 027

Marke ree i Ly They are diied aer y 17

17 e 1 he bai a eer diia r he reaia hrh i Ti, aer bei a eber r 7 year177

17 ber 0 Science and Health i bihed i a ir edii 1000 ie by the “Christian Scientist Publishing Company.”17he had ie 200 ad 00 a d aye rier Br ad 17

17 aary 1 he ed Br aher Lia May a y her bk10 e ii her i Ly aary 2011

17 ebrary 1 The Science of Man, By Which the Sick Are Healed i bihed12 had bee yrihed i 1701

17 ebrary 1 Br ake a ed ii her ad her de in Lynn. “The evening is passed in discussing metaphysical problems.”1

17 Marh he eahe a a1

17 ri he hea a iber Eddy a hyia aie1 e die ih her ad bee a bi heaer r raiier ihi r eek17

17 e “Key to the Scriptures” is copyrighted, although it isn’t inserted in Science and Health i he ih edii i 11

17 Lynn Transcript, ari dae, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – eidee – Ly, Maahe – eii ad Mieae 177 Thedre ra, 1 e 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – hrh Meberhi – Ti ad ebrke 17 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, 0 ber 17, E10 Eddy, Science and Health Ly, M hriia iei bihi ay, 17, ie ae Eddy, Retrospection , 7 17 Br Edard ihi ad ere M Barry, bi, 0 ber 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – rii – iee ad eah – biai ad ae – eera 10 Mary Baker Eddy Br , 1 aary 17, L00 11 Br , The Journals of Bronson Alcott, ed de heard B Lie, Br ad ay, 1, 12 Mary Baker Eddy, 17, 111 1 bid 1 , The Journals of Bronson Alcott, ed de heard, 7 1 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, Marh 17, E10 1 Mary Baker Eddy a ibry, 12 aary 177, L077 17 bid 1 Mary Baker Eddy Libraria re, 0 May 177, 0277

17 y he raie he hriia iei iai 1

17 eary eber Traei by ba, he ii hiadehia r he eria eeia eebrai10

177 aary 1 he arrie a iber Eddy a her he a Brad ree i Ly iaria iier, ae B ear, err he erey11

177 ebrary 7 r 1 he bei eahi a a12

177 ri ere Barry, a de ad eie yi, bri a ai aai her r ak aye r y rk de r her1 i eed i hi ar ber , 171

177 ri The Eddy ii airhae day ar e ae, ei1 They stay with Asa Gilbert Eddy’s brother, ahi, r ie eek1

177 May 0 aie rd break ih her ad bei aie ii17

17 ebrary Glover vs. Kennedy ai ied Thi i ai ha ihard eedy did i hi iaia biai er Mary Baker Eddy ardi a ebrary 170 areee he ied1

17 Marh 1 Glover vs. Kennedy e ria ad de iia ae Parmenter of the Boston Municipal Court decides in Eddy’s ar1 ihard eedy aea he ri ad ree a ry

1 hriia iei iai, rerd bk, 1, d E10, 1 10 “The Great Exhibition,” Lynn Transcript, eber 2, 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – rii – Eary rii – 1 E ih Mary Baker Eddy, 1 eber 17, 2000 hare Le, ber 10, eiiee, hare Le 11 ae B ear, arriae eriiae, 1 aary 177, be ie, Eddy, a – Marriae 12 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, ebrary 177, E10 Mary Baker Eddy arah rby, ebrary 177, L0201 1 e ad Li, rey a La, Mary Baker Eddy, eeber 177, L00 1 ii, de, ber 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – Barry Eddy 1 Mary Baker Eddy aie rd, 1 ri 177, L071 1 ahi Eddy iber Eddy, 2 eeber 17, be ie, Eddy, a – rredee Mary Baker Eddy aie rd, 1 ri 177, L071 17 aie rd Mary Baker Eddy, 0 May 177, 2700 1 Mary Baker Eddy k y Miia r, dearai, 2 ebrary 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – er Mary Baker eedy 1 k y Miia r, eriiae reedi, 1 Marh 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – er Mary Baker eedy

ria, hih ake ae i eber200

17 ri Edard re, a de Eddy’s, ie a ai her beha, Eddy vs. Spofford, for unpaid tuition and royalties from Spofford’s raie201

17 May Edard re ie a ai beha Eddy Eddy vs. Tuttle et al. r aid ii by ere Te hare aey202

17 May 1 “Ipswich Witchcraft Case” is brought by Lucretia L. S. Brown aai aie rd i ae, Maahe Br ae rd aaki her ih eaie ad hae hh ea hyiay ire r ki her20 The ae i diied May 1720

17 e Eddy vs. Spofford i diied beae dee i he ri ad iiie erie20

17 1 Eddy designates the term “Christian Scientists” as the name by hih de hriia iee i be k20

17 ber The second (or “Ark”) edition of Science and Health i bihed by r a Eddy207 On page five it states: “None need apply to he ahr r ai dieae, r ake aie he i a ree abri i hi department.”20 177 eer by her mentions including “Key to the Scriptures” in the second edii b i a i i added i he ih edii, i 1 20

17 ber 2 iray hare i brh aai a iber Eddy ad

200 ry idi, eber 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – er Mary Baker eedy 201 Ee y ree diia r, de, ri 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – Eddy rd 202 “Magnetic Healers in Trouble,” Lawrence Daily Eagle, May 1, 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – Eddy Te e a aey 20 “That Witchcraft Case,” Boston Daily Globe, May 12, 17, be ie, rd, aie 20 Boston Evening Transcript, May 1, 17, be ie, rd, aie 20 ree diia r Ee y, dke erie, d, be ie, Miie – erie ei – idai ad erie e 71 20 hriia iei iai, eei ie, 1, 1 17, E10, 207 Eddy, Science and Health, 2d ed, 1 Ly, M r a Eddy, 17 20 bid, 20 Mary Baker Eddy aie rd, 1 ri 177, L071

Edard re r he rder aie rd210 The ae i diied aary 1, 17, he rd i d ery h aie,211 ad e he key iee adi he ied der ah beha rd212

17 eber Glover vs. Kennedy e r ria bere a ry i k y erir r The ry id i ar ihard eedy21 er arey ie eei he erdi aary , 1721 Thee eei are aied by he r ber 2, 1721

17 eber 2 he bei reahi a erie day aer er i he ery he Taberae Bai hrh ha ee i B21 The a er he reahe i hi hrh i deiered ebrary 2, 17217

17 aary 1 The iray ae aai Edard re ad a iber Eddy i diied21

17 ebrary 1 She preaches in Boston’s Fraternity Hall in the Parker Memorial Bidi, aed Berkeey ree erae e ree,21 i e 2220

17 ri 12 ree r iee eber he hriia iei iai e raie a hrh221 The ere i reaiaderai he i aied he iee dra he ee222 riiay here are y hree ee r he hrh22

210 “That Conspiracy,” The Boston Daily Globe, ber 0, 17, be ie, rd, aie – Info Re: “Conspiracy to Murder Daniel Spofford.” 211 “The Conspiracy Affair,” Lynn Transcript, ebrary , 17, Mary Baker Eddy, rabk, ebrary 17, B001, 2 212 Asa G. Eddy, “A Personal Vindication,” Boston Daily Evening Traveler, Mary Baker Eddy, rabk, ebrary 11, 17, B001, 7 21 ry idi, eber 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – er Mary Baker eedy 21 N. D. A. Clarke, plaintiff’s exception, 6 January 1879, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – er Mary Baker eedy 21 aie eei, 2 ber 17, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – er Mary Baker eedy 21 Herald Supplement, eber 2, 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – rii – Lere ad ddree 217 Herald Supplement, ebrary 1, 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – rii – Lere ad ddree 21 “The Conspiracy Affair,” Lynn Transcript, ebrary , 17, Mary Baker Eddy, rabk, ebrary 17, B001, 2 21 Daily Evening Transcript, ebrary 1, 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – rii – Lere ad ddree 220 Daily Evening Traveler, e 2, 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – rii – Lere ad ddree 221 hriia iei iai, eei ie, 1, 12 ri 17, E10, 222 hrh hri, iei, rerd bk, d, E1, 71 22 bid, 72

17 e Eddy vs. Tuttle et al. e i he rbae r i ae22 hi i, ere Te ha bee dred r he ai, eai hare aey a he e deeda The ae i deided i ar he deeda, aey22 er arey aea hi deii, b he ihdra he aea i y 1022

17 1 hrh eber deide rdai her a ar he hrh227 They a her r hi erie 22,22 but she doesn’t ae i eeber 122

17 1 The hrh bi a harer aiai he eah Maahe20

17 2 The harer i raed r he hrh hri iei21

17 ber George W. Barry’s suit is settled in his favor.22

17 ber 1 hrh eber aree ar hdi day aer eei2

17 ber 1 The ir erie he hrh hri iei i hed i hare a ar B2

17 ber 2 The plaintiff’s exceptions to the verdict in Glover vs. Kennedy are waived due to the unexplained disappearance from her attorney’s ie he 170 riry e ied by ihard eedy Thi ed a ea ai i he ae2

17 eber The Eddy e B r e h, b hey hae eed

22 “A Remarkable Trial,” Boston Daily Advertiser, e , 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – Eddy Te e a aey 22 r rerd, eber 10, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – Eddy Te e a aey 22 bid 227 hrh hri, iei, rerd bk, 1 17, E1, 22 hrh hri, iei, rerd bk, 22 17, E1, 0 22 hrh hri, iei, rerd bk, 1 eeber 17, E1, 20 hrh hri, iei, rerd bk, 2 17, E1, 21 bid 22 ii, de, ber 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – Barry Eddy 2 hrh hri, iei, rerd bk, 1 ber 17, E1, 2 bid 2 aie eei, 2 ber 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – er Mary Baker eedy

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17 eber 0 erie he hrh hri iei bei a ahre a, 2 ark ree i B2

10 eary aary The Eddy ie a 221 e riied ree r a ea e day They are ie ie eae20

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10 ae aary The Eddy ay ih ara Eiabeh hae ad ere hae a e er a 2 ad ree i B,22 ad he e ih he 1 ha ee i B, ii here r ie h2

10 ebrary he eahe a a2

10 Marh 1 She delivers the sermon “The People’s God and Its Effect on Health and Morals.”2

10 ri 1 She delivers the sermon “Christian Healing” at Hawthorne Hall, i Mark 11 a her e2

2 hrh hri, iei, rerd bk, 1 eeber 17, E1, ad hrh hri, iei, rerd bk, 2 aary 10, E1, 27 hriia iei iai, eei ie, 1, 22 eber 17, E10, 2 Mary Baker Eddy ere hae, 12 ebrary 10, L007 2 Daily Evening Traveler, eber 2, 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – rii – Lere ad ddree 20 Mary Baker Eddy ae kad, 21 aary 10, L10 21 hrh hri, iei, rerd bk, aary 10, E1, 22 Clara E. Choate, “Patience under Tribulation,” d, eiiee, ara hae 2 a Eddy, ebk 1, 7 2 Mary Baker Eddy ae ard, ebrary 10, L122 Boston City Directory B a, aer, ad ay, 10, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – eidee – B rea Eddy ere er, 22 10, L020 2 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, ebrary 10, E10 2 “Lectures and Meetings,” Boston Evening Transcript, Marh 1, 10, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – rii – Lere ad ddree 2 Mr er Eddy, Christian Healing: A Lecture abride, M h i ad , 10

10 May he eahe a a27

10 May 1 er er Christian Healing bee he ir ahe hriia iee bihed r diribi2

10 e 2 Edard re i eeed r he hriia iei iai2

10 e– The Eddy ay i he he a Mr Bahard a arre ree i rd, e ahire,20 ahh Mary Baker Eddy rer B a ea e dri hi ie21

10 y 21 The Eddy ihdra he aea he deii i he Eddy vs. Tuttle et al. ai22

10 1 The Eddy ii her aiy i Ti r a eek2

10 eeber The Eddy rer Brad ree i Ly2

he eahe a a hree ha ide ia Bare2 Bare i be a ah rer ad rker hrh he reaider Eddy’s life and for years after.

10 ber A legal “agreement of association” signed by Eddy and six other de r he Maahe Meahyia ee2

10 eber he eahe a a27

27 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, May 10, E10 2 h i ad Mary Baker Eddy, 1 May 10, a001 2 hriia iei iai, eei ie, 1, 2 e 10, E10, 100 20 Mary Baker Eddy to James C. Howard, 14 July 1880, L08655; Mary Baker Eddy to James C. Howard and “Ike,” 27 July 10, L0 Mary Baker Eddy ae ard, 2 y 10, L07 Mary Baker Eddy ae ard, 10, L0 Mary Baker Eddy ae ard, 10, L0 21 Mary Baker Eddy ere hae, 2 e 10, L0277 hriia iei iai, eei ie, 1, 0 e 10, E10, 10 22 Ee y ree diia r, dke erie, d, be ie, Miie, erie ei – idai ad erie e 71 2 biai Ti Mary Baker Eddy, 22 10, 200 2 Mary Baker Eddy ae ard, 10, L0 2 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, eeber 10, E10 2 Mary B Eddy, hare Eaa, ae ard, ery L Bar, ea E e, Edar dbry, ad h ar, reee iai, be ie, Maahe Meahyia ee ae ard Maeria 27 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, eber 10, E10

10 eeber 2 i i ade a he hriia iei iai ai iiarie ead he kede ad reii hriia iee2

10 eeber 1 The ir eei he iarie he areee aiai i hed e he Maahe Meahyia ee2

11 aary 1 The Maahe Meahyia ee i harered i B20 Eddy ere a i y reide ad eahe a b i he ae here r he e eih year a iber Eddy eahe ae,21 Ebeeer er Eddy eahe hree ae,22 ad Era Bae eahe e a2 The ee i ed i 1,2 but the charter is retained and the College reopens “as auxiliary to her church” in 1899 when the Board of Education is eed2

11 Marh he eahe a a2

11 ae y–eary The Eddy aai r hree eek27

11 The hird edii Science and Health i e i bihed2 he er i he ir aearae he r ad r ea

11 eeber he bei eahi a a2

11 ber 1 he bei eahi a a ha ide ai rye270 e i

2 hriia iei iai, eei ie, 1, 2 eeber 10, E10, 11 2 Maahe Meahyia ee, rerd bk, 1 eeber 10, E21, 1 20 eah Maahe, harer, 1 aary 11, E7B 21 Eddy, Retrospection, 22 Mary Baker Eddy Mary E iiha, 0 ber 1, 00 Mary Baker Eddy arah E Liday, 2 ri 1, L072 Mary Baker Eddy ara M ha, 1 May 1, 07 2 Calvin Frye, “College Notice,” The Christian Science Journal, ber 1, ier 2 Maahe Meahyia ee, rerd bk, 2 ber 1, E21, 2 Mary Baker Eddy iia B h, 2 ebrary 1, L0071 2 Mary Baker Eddy, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures B Tree der he i Mary Baker Eddy, 1, ii 27 The Eddy ere abe r he eei i ae y ad , b ree 17 There i ei i ay rredee r eei rerd here hey e heir aai 2 Eddy, Science and Health Ly, M r a Eddy, 11 Mary Baker Eddy Edride ih, 22 eber 11, L020 2 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, eeber 11, E127

ere a her era ereary r 12 i her deah i 110

11 ber 2 he hriia iei iai eei i Ly, eih rebei de ree he iai ih a ber 21 eer hari her ih id They rei r he iai271

11 eber her he i Ly, he i rdaied ar her hrh der he a Maahe272

12 aary 21 The Eddy eae r ahi, ,27 here he eahe ad ie ee arr ere27 he a ii hare i iea, aai reide ae aried, i ri27 They ay i ahi ab ie eek er heir ir eek hey are e ere ad ee ree, a 1 ir ree27

12 Marh 17 The Eddy ii hiadehia r ab eek bere reri B277

12 Marh 2 The Boston Sunday Globe bihe a rae arie hriia iee ha er ha he ae27

12 ri The Eddy rer B27

12 ri ara Eiabeh hae ie he Eddy a reei i her he a 0 Tre ree20

12 id ri The Eddy ay briey a Bried ree i B21

270 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, 1 ber 11, E127 271 hriia iei iai, eei ie, 1, E10, 10 raer, 2 ber 11, L077 272 hrh hri, iei, rerd bk, eber 11, E1, 111 27 Mary Baker Eddy ia Bare, 20 aary 12, L07 27 irar, d, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – ii – ahi, 27 Mary Baker Eddy, Miscellaneous Writings B The ir hrh hri, iei, 1, 112 27 Ea M erey Brea iry ad erd, 2 May 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – ii – ahi, 277 Mary Baker Eddy Edride ad Mie ih, 2 Marh 12, L020 Mary Baker Eddy Edride ad Mie ih, 17 Marh 12, L0207 27 “Miracles?”, The Boston Sunday Globe, Marh 2, 12, be ie, hriia iee – rie 27 Mary Baker Eddy ara hae, 2 Marh 12, L0202 20 eei iiai, ri 12, be ie, hae, ara 21 rhr T Be Mary Baker Eddy, 1 ri 12, 201

12 ri 2 The Eddy i a eae r b ee i B22 he i ie here r e year ad e h

12 May 12 The ee e a b ee he eahe a a2

12 e 2 r a iber Eddy br 12 die2

12 y 7– aied by ie M ibey,2 he ed a h deai with Asa Gilbert Eddy’s death at Arthur T. Buswell’s home in Bar, er2 She delivers the address “Christian Healing” at he Mehdi hrh here27 ri hi ie he rae ad ay erih i rd, e ahire, y 102 i arre, er, y 112 ad i hbry, er, 20

12 1 ai rye i eyed by Eddy a her riae ereary ad reai i ha re i her deah—er 2 year21 e a he by a iber Eddy 22

12 1 he bei eahi a a2

12 ber 1 hrh erie are hed a b ee i day, e 2, 12

12 ber 2 he bei eahi a a2

1 aary 22 he bei eahi a a2

22 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, 2 ri 12, E10 2 ebk, 12 May 12, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 2 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, d, E10 eah eriiae, e 12, be ie, Eddy, a – eeae 2 Mary Baker Eddy ie ibey, y 12, L1 2 Mary Baker Eddy ara hae, 1 y 12, L00 27 Orleans County Monitor, y 2, 12, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – ii T – Bar, T 2 rhr T Be, eder, 7 12, be ie, Be, rhr T 2 bid 20 bid 21 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, 1 12, E11 22 M. Adelaide Still, “Reminiscences of the time I spent in Mrs. Eddy’s home,” n.d., Reminiscence, Adelaide Still , 9. 2 ebk, 1 12, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 2 hrh hri, iei, rerd bk, eeber 12, E1, 11 2 ebk, 2 ber 12, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y

1 aary 1 The hriia iei iai eabihe he hriia Scientists’ Publishing Company for the purpose of preparing a “publication for the good of the Cause.”27

1 Marh 1 The Bard irer he hriia Scientists’ Publishing Company dissolves itself because “the whole authority for bihi i e ih he edir ad biher he red paper.”2 he i he edir ad biher2

1 ri he ie a ai aai Edard re r iriee yrih re ha eabihed a id re raie i B ad hi biai aiarie Science and Health00

1 ri 1 The ir ie he Journal of Christian Science bihy i published by the Christian Scientists’ Publishi her hi i ae Thrday ere by her a he ee he i edir01 he reai i ha ii i eeber 102

1 May 21 he ake a erih ii Ti arrae r a iber Eddy’s e a hi raeie0

1 The People’s God: Its Effect on Health and Christianity i bihed a a ahe0 a had aeared i he e ie he Journal0 Thi er had bee reahed Marh 1, 100

1 20 he bei eahi a a07

2 bid, 22 aary 1 27 hriia iei iai, eei ie, 1, 17 aary 1, E10, 1 hriia iei iai, eei ie, 1, 1 aary 1, E10, 1 2 hriia iei iai, eei ie, 1, 1 Marh 1, E10, 20 2 bid, 20–0 00 Mary Baker Eddy, bi ai, ri 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – Eddy re – Mi Lea e 01 Journal of Christian Science, ri 1, 1, 1 02 “Publisher’s Note,” Journal of Christian Science, eeber 1, 0 Mary Baker Eddy Edride ih, 1 May 1, L0201 0 eriiae dei, 10 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – Eddy re – yrih 0 Mary Baker Eddy, “The People’s God,” Journal of Christian Science, e 1, 1 0 “Lectures and Meetings,” Boston Evening Transcript, Marh 1, 10, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – rii – Lere ad ddree 07 ebk, 20 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai

1 eeber The ih edii Science and Health i bihed, ad ide “Key to the Scriptures,” as a single chapter comparable to the “Glossary” aer edii0

1 eeber 2 The Thrday aer eei are haed riday eei0

1 eeber 2 he i he i aai Edard re10 The r ie a ii aai hi ahe ber 11

1 eber day erie are ed ahre a, 2 ark ree, B, hrh ber 1, 1, ee r er reee12

1 eber 12 he bei eahi a a1

1 eeber 27 he bei eahi a a1

1 ebrary 1 er ier, Marha, br aary 1, 11 die1

1 ebrary 2 he bei eahi a a1

1 Marh 21 he e r b ee 71 e dr17 Thi i he he he Maahe Meahyia ee i i e i 1 1 he ie a he ee r hree year ad ie h

1 eary May She goes to Chicago “at the imperative call of people there and my

rye ed y 0 eriiae dei, 21 eeber 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – Eddy re – yrih 0 “Lectures and Parlor Talks on Christian Science and Metaphysics,” Journal of Christian Science, ber 1, 7 10 iri r Maahe, deree, 2 eeber 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – Eddy re – Mi Lea e 11 bid 12 hrh hri, iei, rerd bk, 22 ber 1, E1, 1 1 ebk, 12 eber 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 1 bid, 27 eeber 1 1 “Died,” The Decatur Herald, ebrary 1, 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – aiy – Baker – Marha Baker ibry ad Lher ibry 1 ebk, 2 ebrary 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 17 Mary Baker Eddy, ebk, 21 Marh 1, E10 1 Eddy, Miscellaneous Writings, 2717

ee he eedad i hree eek ah a a 2 i, ered a he, 20 brii r y Journal, sold about thirty copies of Science and Health, etc.”1 hie here he ay a 72 e adh ree20

1 May 1 he bei eahi her y a i hia21

1 May 2 She lectures at Hershey Hall in Chicago on the text, “Whom do men say that I am?”22

1 2 The Journal bee a hy biai2

1 he bei eahi he ir ra a a he Maahe Meahyia ee2 radae ra ae are ahried eah hriia iee

1 eeber Emma Curtis Hopkins, a student of Eddy’s, becomes editor of the Journal2 By he i ri, Eddy ree he edirhi ad ki i aed aia edir2 eber , 1, ki rei27

1 eeber 2 She begins teaching a “Primary” class.2 The er diiihe hi iiia re r ra ae

1 eber he bei eahi a riary a2

1 eeber 22 he bei eahi a riary a0

1 Mary Baker Eddy Edride ih, 2 e 1, L020 20 Mary Baker Eddy ia Bare, 2 May 1, L07 21 ebk, 1 May 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 22 Chicago Tribune, May 2, 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – ii hia, 2 Mary Baker Eddy, “Au Revoir,” Journal of Christian Science, 1, 2 ebk, 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 2 Journal of Christian Science, eeber 1, 2 The Christian Science Journal, ri 1, er 27 hriia iei iai, eei ie, 2, eber 1, E1102, 2 2 ebk, 2 eeber 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 2 ebk, eber 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 0 bid, 22 eeber 1

1 ebrary Historical Sketch of Metaphysical Healing i ied a a ahe1 i aiy a abirahy er reii ad ari hae i ie, he ahe i eaded i Retrospection and Introspection, ied i eber 112

1 ebrary The hriia iei iai ai a iee biai

1 ebrary 7 The ie ha he er ake aie aear i he Journal r he ir ie

1 ebrary i erie i hed a dd e a i B ih ab eih hdred ee ree

1 ebrary 1 he bei eahi a ra a

1 Marh Defence of Christian Science i bihed i he Marh Journal,7 ad a a ahe er h reii ad eai, hi aer bee No and Yes Defence of Christian Science i rie i ree aak r he ery0

1 Marh 2 he bei eahi a riary a1

1 Marh 1 he i aed e ie a e e eh Cook’s lectures at Tre Tee i B aer riii he ery2

1 ri The Journal of Christian Science i reaed The Christian Science Journal he i aai edir ad biher he reai edir

1 Journal of Christian Science, ebrary 1, 7 2 The Christian Science Journal, eeber 11, hriia iei iai, eei ie, 2, ebrary 1, E1101, Journal of Christian Science, ebrary 1, 7 Eddy, Miscellany, ebk, 1 ebrary 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 7 Mary Baker Eddy, “Defence of Christian Science,” Journal of Christian Science, Marh 1, 1 The Christian Science Journal, ri 1, 1 “Her Latest Work,” The Christian Science Journal, 17, 2 0 Mary Baker Eddy, “Defence of Christian Science,” Journal of Christian Science, Marh 1, 1 1 ebk, 2 Marh 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 2 Boston Daily Advertiser, Marh 1, 1, be ie – Tre Tee The Christian Science Journal, ri 1, er bid

i aary 1

1 ri 20 he bei eahi a riary a

1 y 0 he eae ae ery ii, a reired iaria iier, a her ediria aia7 e rk ih her he ieeh ad iieh edii Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures e a ere a edir he Journal r aary 1, ad aai r eary 17 aary 10

1 eeber 1 he bei eahi a riary a1

1 ber 2 day erie e hikeri a a 17 Tre ree,2 i Marh 1 day h i ray raied

1 eber Ea ri ki rei a aia edir ad eae hriia iee he e hae iderabe e i he e Thh ee

1 eber 1 he bei eahi a riary a

1 eeber 2 The ieeh edii Science and Health i yrihed7

1 aary ae ery ii bee edir he Journal e ere

The Christian Science Journal, aary 1, er ebk, 20 ri 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 7 Mary Baker Eddy, “Mrs. Eddy’s Activity Shown,” Christian Science Sentinel, eeber 1, 10, 22 Mary Baker Eddy ae ery ii, 0 y 1, L021 Mary Baker Eddy ae ery ii, 1, L0712 The Christian Science Journal, aary 1, er The Christian Science Journal, eeber 1, er 0 “A Miracle?,” The Christian Science Journal, April 1887, 50; Rev. James Henry Wiggin, “Goodbye,” The Christian Science Journal, aary 1, 1 ebk, 1 eeber 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 2 hrh hri, iei, rerd bk, 7 eeber 1, E1, 17 Eddy, Miscellany, hrh hri, iei, day h rerd bk, 2 ber 1, E101, 1 hriia iei iai, eei ie, 2, eber 1, E1102, 2 ebk, 1 eber 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 7 ery M Baker, rhibad MLea, ad iah E erad, aie yrih, Marh 107, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – rii – yrih The Christian Science Journal, aary 1, er

hrh , b e bak he ii i eary 17 0

1 aary 2 The aia hriia iei iai i red ad hd a eera ei ebrary 10 i e rk iy1 a eei are hed i B i 1 ad 172 hia i 1 eead i 1 ad e rk i 10 May 10 he e ha he diraie, r adr ad ee aai i hree year reee hree year aer i eeber 1 i hia a he ie ariae eii, aiaed with the Columbian Exposition (World’s Fair).7

herea he i a aiai r y he ah by her, he ide bh her de ad he de eaher h hae aed he ra re i he Maahe Meahyia ee

1 ebrary The ieeh edii Science and Health i ied, eaded by h e aeria, rearraed ad ried i e e r he ir ie ie he ir edii There i a a ide reared by ae ery ii

1 ebrary 22 he bei eahi a ra a70

1 Marh 2 he bei eahi a riary a71

1 ri The deree B ad are ied i he Journal r he ir ie72 The ih deree are aiied eah7

The Christian Science Journal, eeber 1, er 0 “A Miracle?,” The Christian Science Journal, ri 17, 0 1 “A National Association,” The Christian Science Journal, ebrary 1, 2010 2 “National Christian Scientist Association,” The Christian Science Journal, August 1886, 118; L., “National Christian iee Association,” The Christian Science Journal, May 17, 101 “National Convention in Chicago,” The Christian Science Journal, y 1, 20 “Official Minutes of Fourth Annual Meeting, N. C. S. Association,” The Christian Science Journal, y 1, 172 “Editor’s Note Book,” The Christian Science Journal, y 10, 1–7 Mary Baker Eddy, “To the National Christian Scientist Association,” The Christian Science Journal, y 10, 1–0 7 “Christian Science at the World’s Religious Congress,” The Christian Science Journal, eber 1, 7– “Science and Health,” The Christian Science Journal, Marh 1, 20 Mary Baker Eddy ae ery ii, 2 e 1, L021 70 ebk, 22 ebrary 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 71 bid, 2 Marh 1 72 “Advertisements,” The Christian Science Journal, ri 1, 2 7 Mary Baker Eddy, “Degrees Conferred by the Mass. Metaphysical College,” The Christian Science Journal, ebrary

1 May he bei eahi a ra a7

1 y 1 iia Bradey, Trearer, beha he hrh, ae a rae a ad a he rer ah ree, rhaed r aha Mahe r he re erei a hrh ediie7

1 22 er ier, biai, br aary 1, 11 die7

1 0 he bei eahi a riary a77

1 eeber iia i ere r r h a edir he Journal7

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1 ber 2 he e he Journal i her de i her hriia iei iai erae a he hriia iee bihi iey0 By ber 1 a b e ai rye hae eiher ihdra r bee eeed r he iai The her are arah re,1 iia i,2 iia Bradey, ere Bradrd, ad hare Tr The Journal reer bak Eddy i ber 1

1 ber 1 The ir bidi ereed eeiay r hriia iee erie

1, 21 7 ebk, May 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 7 Tr eed, 2 eeber 1, be ie, The ir hrh hri, iei – Ediie – Lad 7 New Hampshire Patriot and State Gazette, 2, 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – aiy – Baker – biai Baker Ti 77 ebk, 0 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 7 S. H. C., “A Valedictory and Introduction,” The Christian Science Journal, eeber 1, 1 7 ebk, ber 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 0 Mary Baker Eddy arah re, e a, 2 ber 1, L00 1 hriia iei iai, eei ie, 1, E110, 2 hriia iei iai, eei ie, ri 17, E1102, 0 hriia iei iai, eei ie, ber 1, E110, hriia iei iai, eei ie, 12 e 1, E110, bid ai rye, ebk, ber 1, E007

i , ii, ha i ei erie7 i dediaed ebrary 20, 17

1 eeber he e Brad ree, Ly, Beai E ri r ,00

17 eary ae ery ii reae iia i a edir0 e i ere i aary 11

17 aary A “Free Dispensary of Christian Science Healing” opens at 3 By ae, B2 r hrh eber d hi ideedey here i iia ei ih eiher he Church or Eddy’s Association.

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17 ebrary 7 he bei eahi a ra a

17 ri The Christian Scientist Association votes to consider opening “a reading and waiting room” in Boston.

17 ri 1, 1 he addree he aia hriia iei iai i Meia a i Tre Tee he bea her eeh by reai h year earier, i 1, he had bee raed e minutes “in which to reply to a scathing letter read at that time in public.”7

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17 e She offers to pay for the publication of Phineas Parkhurst Quimby’s

7 Genevieve B. Sargent, “Date of Erection of Edifice,” 1950, Church Archives, Box 530767, Folder 239774. bid hai, d, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – eidee – Ly – eed 0 “A Miracle?,” The Christian Science Journal, ri 17, 0 1 ev. James Henry Wiggin, “Goodbye,” The Christian Science Journal, aary 1, 2 Mrs. George H. Meader, “Dispensary Work,” The Christian Science Journal, e 1, 1 ebk, 10 aary 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y bid, 7 ebrary 17 hriia iei iai, eei ie, ri 17, E1102, 0 L., “National Christian Science Association,” The Christian Science Journal, May 17, 10102 7 Mary Baker Eddy, “NCSA,” n.d., A11146. ebk, 2 May 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y

ari i a e Journal article titled “Mindeai History.”

17 e he bei eahi he ir beri a00

17 Christian Science: No and Yes i bihed i i reaed No and Yes i 1101 The Journal ie ae ha No and Yes re ha reae Defence of Christian Science, ir ied i 1 02

17 ber he bei eahi a ra a0

17 ber 1 Mea eaer ei i hed i B0 Eddy de aed

17 ber 0 he bei eahi a ra a0

17 eber George Washington Glover Jr.’s family comes to Boston for eight h0

Rudiments and Rules of Divine Science i bihed07 i i reaed Rudimental Divine Science i 11,0 b i ered r ae der hi ie i e 10

17 eber 7 he bei eahi a riary a10

Mary Baker Eddy, “MindHealing History,” The Christian Science Journal, e 17, 10–1 00 ebk, e 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 01 “Her Latest Work,” The Christian Science Journal, 17, 2 02 “Economic Hints,” The Christian Science Journal, 17, 270 0 ebk, ber 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 0 “The Mental Healers,” Boston Daily Advertiser, ber 20, 17 0 Mary Baker Eddy Liie T ary, 22 eeber 17, L1222 Eddy Ea Ee, 2 eeber 17, L1271 Eddy arrie Bee re, 22 eeber 17, L12720 Eddy h B Ei, 22 eeber 17, L1 0 ere er Mary Baker Eddy, 23 October 1887, IC197.32.011; Mary Baker Glover Billings, “Memories of My Grandmother,” 2 August 1941, Reminiscence, Mary Baker Glover Billings, 2. 07 “Rudiments and Rules of Divine Science,” The Christian Science Journal, eber 17, 2 0 Mary Baker Eddy, Rudimental Divine Science, 10h re ed, B E er Eddy, 11 0 The Christian Science Journal, e 1, ide Bak er 10 ebk, 7 eber 17, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y

17 eeber he bei eahi a beri a11

draii air i hed a rira a iae he hrh 17 eeber 1–21 bidi12

17 ae eeber he e i her e he a eah ee i B1 he i ie here e year ad i h

1 aary 0 he bei eahi a ra a1

1 ebrary 2 Before preaching a sermon on “Names and Baptism,” he hrie 2 hidre, idi hree her radhidre erh, Mary ad Eey, a a hriei erie i hikeri a1

1 Marh Unity of Good and Unreality of Evil i bihed yrihed i 171 i reaed Unity of Good i 1117

The Trearer, iia Bradey, abd ih ey raied r he aye he rae he r he riia Ediie1

1 Marh he bei eahi a riary a1

1 May 21 he bei eahi a ra a20

1 e bbie rer i aied a aaher hare brh against her because of the death of her daughter (and the daughter’s br hid) while giving birth under Corner’s care in the spring

11 bid, eeber 17 12 S. H. C., “Fair Matters,” The Christian Science Journal, eeber 17, 7 1 “Change of Material Base,” The Christian Science Journal, aary 1, 2 1 ebk, 0 aary 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 1 26 February 1888, A10644; Mary Baker Eddy, 26 February 1888, A10665; “Suffer Little Children to Come Unto Me,” The Christian Science Journal, March 1888, 632; Mary Baker Glover Billings, “Memories of My Grandmother,” 2 August 11, eiiee, Mary Baker er Bii, 2 1 “Mrs. Eddy’s New Book,” The Christian Science Journal, Marh 1, 17 ery M Baker, rhibad MLea, ad iah E erad, aie yrih, Marh 107, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – rii – yrih 1 hrh hri, iei, eei ie, 1 May 1, E102, 22 1 ebk, Marh 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y 20 deie T iker, May 1, L107

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1 e 11 he eae r hia, ii, ad ay a he aer e he r e ha a eek22

1 e 12 ebei de r he hriia iei iai i B hare her ih id2 eher i eeay reeie eer diia er he re he e year2

1 e 1 he eak i he aer he aia hriia iei iai a i ei i hia2

1 e 1 She delivers the address “Science and the Senses” at Central Music a i hia a adiee beee hree ad r had,2 idi a B hy27

1 he ed ab eek i e ahire ad ie a ira addre a abya e i abya2 he he ii ra ar a ad aia a ad heir aiy i earby Lya2

1 eeber The hriia iei iai e a eadi i he e By i B0 a 2 By ree aer rebered 2 1

1 eeber 17 he bei eahi a riary a2

1 ber The ir ie erie hed by he hrh hri iei,

21 “The Corner Case,” The Christian Science Journal, 1, 2 22 Mary Baker Eddy, “To Loyal Christian Scientists,” The Christian Science Journal, y 1, 212–1 2 hriia iei iai, eei ie, 12 e 1, E110, 2 bid, – 2 “National Convention in Chicago,” The Christian Science Journal, y 1, 20 2 Boston Evening Traveler, 2 e 1, L102 27 a B hy Mary Baker Eddy, 1 e 10, 100 2 “From Among the Clouds,” The Christian Science Journal, eeber 1, 22 2 ai rye rak E Ma, 21 1, L172 0 “A New Home,” The Christian Science Journal, eeber 1, 17 1 “Students’ Association,” The Christian Science Journal, ebrary 11, 0 2 ebk, 17 eeber 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y

B, aear i he Journal

1 ber 1 he eahe e day he hird beri a Ebeeer er eahe he re

1 eber he ad Ebeeer er 1710 a her e ae he ae Ebeeer er Eddy e i dred r he hrh e 20, 17

1 eber 12 he bei eahi a riary a i ee e, eer ha he a ber ie her ae

1 eeber Layer Baer E erry rhae he rae r hrh ad r aha Mahe beha Eddy, h he he

1 The ir hya eiay reared r hriia iee erie i bihed riaey i hia Hymns and Tunes for the Church of Christ (Scientist), ied by eie ay ad bihed by her her, ay0

1 aary The bihi iey e e By a 2 By ree, aer rebered 21

1 ebrary ha Baiey i ade edir he Journal2 e i ere i eber 10

1 ebrary 1 he eak er e had a eiay a i e rk City on “Science and Christianity.” The meeting is called at 2 hr ie

“Sunday Services,” The Christian Science Journal, ber 1, 7 Mary Baker Eddy Mary E iiha, 0 ber 1, 00 eah eriiae, d, be ie, Eddy, E er – Mi di eii, eber 1, be ie, Eddy, E er – Mi 7 iia B h Mary Baker Eddy, 20 e 1, 001d10102 ebk, 12 eber 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y Baer erry Mary Baker Eddy, eeber 1, 002 0 eie ay, ier, Hymns and Tunes for the Church of Christ (Scientist) hia Mr ay, 1 1 The Christian Science Journal, ebrary 1, er 2 ai rye Ee Br Li, ebrary 1, L0 “Editorial Notice,” The Christian Science Journal, ebrary 11, 0 “Editor’s Note Book,” The Christian Science Journal, Marh 1,

1 ebrary 2–Marh he eahe her a riary a de i ee e ha Baiey ake e a her ree

1 Marh hriia iee ra bei aear a radi bai—a a 0 are eeay bihed7 The ae e ie hrh ri 10 They are rerr eae hriia iee

1 Marh he e he riary a ha hriia iei a bee members of the “mother church” in Boston, even “without their personal presence.” The term “mother church” is published for he ir ie i he 17 Journal.0

1 ri i aed a he Eaer day erie hat “the regular riday eei eei he hrh i bee bi eei a eier a e By ad i ide a addre, relation of experiences, and inquiries from the audience.”1 e By i a he addre he bihi iey ad he eadi day erie ie a hikeri a2

It is also announced at the Easter Sunday service “that a Christian iee Mii ad ieary d be eed dri Eaer eek, r rk a he abe ay r heai, ad reeed by heir irae r heari he ad Tidi unless taken to them by messengers of Truth.”

1 May 1 The ir ie he Christian Science Series aear Thi ei hy eridia ie hrh ri 1, 11 The biai a he idea edir ha Baiey

1 May 21 he eahe a ra a r e day ha Baiey aai

ebk, 2 ebrary 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y ha Baiey, Marh 1, 120 7 “Editorial and Other Notices,” The Christian Science Journal, Marh 1, 1 “Literature for Distribution,” Christian Science Sentinel, ri 2, 10, 7 ha Baiey, Marh 1, 120 0 A. M. Harvey, “Cincinnati Pluck,” The Christian Science Journal, 17, 2 1 “Editor’s Note Book,” The Christian Science Journal, May 1, 100–01 2 “Editorial and Other Notices,” The Christian Science Journal, ri 1, 0 “Editor’s Note Book,” The Christian Science Journal, May 1, 101 Mary Baker Eddy iia i, 27 eeber 1, 0002 Mary Baker Eddy ad ha Baiey, 21 May 1, 1027

ake e Thi i her a a i eber 17 Ebeeer er Eddy d he reaider he a, hih e May 2

1 May 22 r 2 he eae B ad e Barre, er, r r eek

1 May 2 he rei he arae he B hrh hri iei0 La rr , ii, ae he arae 21 e rei i ebrary 12

1 May 1 The hriia iee ieary iai i raied erae der he aie he hrh hriia iee ad ieary are eed a 7 Tee ree i B hi i here are diearie i B The e a By ae i er ied i he Journal aer eber

1 e he ae i he Journal her reiree a eaher i he Maahe Meahyia ee ad a ar he hrh hri iei, B

he ie he Journal he aia hriia iei iai a i eei i eead, hi7 The biai iee i reibe r bihi i hrh 17

he a r he raiai hriia iee hrhe Thee i eeay bee brahe The Mher hrh, i i reraied r a The ir hrh hri, iei, i B, Maahe, i 12 The i ai a

bid 7 “An Important Event,” The Christian Science Journal, eeber 1, –0 Mary Baker Eddy ara M ha, 1 May 1, 07 ai rye, ebk, 2 May 1, E007 0 Mary Baker Eddy hrh hri, iei, 2 May 1, L02 1 La rr Mary Baker Eddy, 2 1, 0007 2 Mary Baker Eddy La rr, Marh 1, L1112 hriia iee ieary iai, eei ie, 1 May 1, E0101, 1 The Christian Science Journal, y 1, 1–201 The Christian Science Journal, e 1, i “Editorial and Other Notices,” The Christian Science Journal, e 1, 1 7 “Official Minutes of Fourth Annual Meeting, N.C.S. Association,” The Christian Science Journal, y 1, 172–7 Mary Baker Eddy Edard Bae, eh rr, ad Eee reee, 17 aary 1, L02 aia hriia iei iai, eei ie, 1 e 1, E1,

committee “to look after church work and organization.”70

1 ae e he e a reed he a 2 rh ae ree, rd, e ahire, ad ie here r a a year ad eee h71

1 y The hrh i abe ay he rae he ad a he rer ah ree,72 hih i had rhaed i y 1 r he re erei a hrh ediie7

1 y he ed he hiday a a ar a ier i, e ahire7

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1 She publishes a notice of the “Order of Church Service” on page 210 i he Journal

1 eeber 1 The B hrh erie are ed r he aer 100 a, ih day h i a 12 7

1 eeber 2 The hriia iei iai i died77 er he is dissolved, the “[Emma Curtis] Hopkins Metaphysical Association” at its regular monthly meeting December 30, 1889, votes to change its title to “The Christian Science Association,”7 a ie e , ad ih i iiia iy ideia ih, he of Eddy’s association.

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1 ber iia i bee biher her rii0

70 “Official Minutes of Fourth Annual Meeting, N.C.S. Association,” The Christian Science Journal, y 1, 17 71 Lei ra era eri, 20 10, L122 72 Baer E erry Mary Baker Eddy, 2 y 1, 00 7 Tr eed, 1 y 1, be ie, The ir hrh hri, iei – Ediie – Lad 7 Mary Salchow, “My Ponderings of Our rea Leader, Mary Baker Eddy,” 12 Febrary 1, eiiee, Mary ah, 1 7 ai rye rak Ma, eeber 1, L170 7 The Christian Science Journal, eeber 1, 77 “Editor’s Note Book,” The Christian Science Journal, eeber 1, 7 “‘The Hopkins Metaphysical Association’ is changed to ‘The Christian Science Association,’” Christian Science: My Words Shall Not Pass Away, ebrary 10, 1– 7 Mary Baker Eddy Lara E are, 2 eeber 1, L0 0 “To The Public,” The Christian Science Journal, ber 1, er

1 ber 2 The Maahe Meahyia ee i died1

1 eeber 2 hrh hri iei, B, abad i reaia raiai by he ai e he eberhi reai i ae ad ie hd day erie ad riday eei eei a a ary aiai2

1 eeber aderiee i he Boston Herald ae ha he ad rhaed r bidi he riia Ediie ad aired by her rere he rae i aaiabe r rhae

1 eeber 10 her ree, ra ar a rhae he ad riiay rhaed r bidi he riia Ediie Baer E erry iai i hi

1 eeber 1 Ira Oscar Knapp’s Deed of Trust conveys the land for a church to hree Tree red La, Mare Mre, ad iia i The eed a eabihe a Bard irer reibe r aiaii hrh erie ad eyi a ar reah riy i ard ih hriia iee The irer are aid hy, eh Eaaa, Eee reee, iia B h, ad a

10 ri hi year he ake brie ii B,7 ad Ti, e ahire

10 aary hy biai eied Christian Science Bible Lessons bei er hree ie i aear i ri 10 a a arery ih he er ie Christian Science Quarterly0 The eeber 1 Journal arrie a ie ha he Christian Science Bible Lessons ha aear i aary are reared by a ber hriia iee rker, ad d ide e e

1 Maahe Meahyia ee, eei ie, 2 ber 1, E21, 2 Mary Baker Eddy The ir hrh hri, iei, 2 eber 1, L0000 “Notice,” The Boston Herald, eeber , 1, be ie, The ir hrh hri, iei – Ediie – Lad ra a ai rye, 1 eeber 1, a100 bid Tr deed, 1 eeber 1, be ie, The ir hrh hri, iei – Ediie – Lad 7 Lara are, 12 eeber 1, eiiee, Lara are, 1 bid “Editor’s Note Book,” The Christian Science Journal, eeber 1, 1 0 Christian Science Quarterly, ri 10, er

eare1 The eeber Le had bee reared by rak E Ma he Bibe Le had aeared i he Journal r 1 hh iy2

10 May The hriia iee ieary a 7 Tee ree e 2 By ree Thi i he ae addre a he bihi iey ad he eadi The ree d be rebered i aary 11 ad he addre d bee 2 By

10 May 27–2 The aia hriia iei iai ee ad, a her ree, die ehiay i adr i 1

10 e The iieh edii Science and Health i yrihed

10 eeber he bihe i he Journal “Seven Fixed Rules” that state she is be ed ab hriia iee raiier ied i he Journal, eridia e, arriae reai, hie ar, diaei beee hriia iei, adiae eber r heir diiie, ad reae he ik7

10 eber The Journal ae he ir Christian Science Hymnal bihed by he hriia iee bihi iey a a r ae eae aii 17 hy aer 2 bkie hya de aear i 12

10 eeber arah ark bee edir he Journal00 he i ere hrh eeber 1101

11 aary 1 The iieh edii Science and Health i bihed—a ar

1 “Editor’s Note Book,” The Christian Science Journal, eeber 1, 1 2 Frank Mason, “Christian Science Bible Lessons,” The Christian Science Journal, eber 1, 11–2 The Christian Science Journal, May 10, i The Christian Science Journal, ebrary 11, i Mary Baker Eddy, “To the National Christian Scientist Association,” The Christian Science Journal, y 10, 1–0 irh rd, yrih r, e 10, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – rii – iee ad eah – yrih 7 Mary Baker Eddy, “Open Letters,” The Christian Science Journal, eeber 10, 2 “Publisher’s Department,” The Christian Science Journal, eber 10, 7– Alice Dayton, “A Word of Thanksgiving for the Christian Science Hymnal,” The Christian Science Journal, eeber 12, 0–7 00 hriia iee bihi iey, eei ie, 22 eber 10, E02, 1 01 hriia iee bihi iey, eei ie, 1 ber 11, E02, 7

reii02 Three had ie are ried0 Maria headings are introduced. The “trial scene” is omitted (in the current edii, ee ae 0–2, b rered i he eihyir edii i 10 The iieh edii i reieed i he Marh Journal, ad reried i ri0

11 Marh 1 The idea of a children’s fund to build a Mother’s Room for Eddy in he riia Ediie hih rred Marie abe ber , 100 i reeed he ee hidre i he B day h07 The children’s fund is called the “Busy Bees.”0 iiai her hidre i he By Bee i bihed i he ri Journal0 er he r i eed, he hidre ride ey eri r a er d r he r ad a kee a a bri10 Their activities cease at Eddy’s ree 0, 111 he dediae Pulpit and Press hee hidre12

11 ri 1 The a ie he Christian Science Series i bihed

11 May 2 he e r rd 17 ar ree i idae, a ar B,1 b y ay a h de ie1

11 ae e he rer 2 rh ae ree, rd1

11 ber She directs the “Order of Church Service” be reried i he ber Journal1

11 eber Retrospection and Introspection i bihed17 Thi i a reay

02 Mary Baker Eddy h Ei, 1 aary 11, L000 0 bid 0 Eddy, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, 1 ed B E er Eddy, M , , 1, 2– 0 Rev. L. P. Norcross, “Science and Health by Mary Baker G. Eddy,” The Christian Science Journal, ri 11, 1–7 0 Maurine Campbell, “The Story of the Busy Bees,” 1918, Reminiscence, Maurine R. Campbell, 23. 07 bid, 2 0 Marie abe Mary Baker Eddy, 7 ri 11, 1100 0 Maurine Campbell, “Home and Children’s Department,” The Christian Science Journal, ri 11, 21–22 10 Maurine Campbell, “To the Busy Bees,” The Christian Science Journal, Marh 1, 22 11 Mary Baker Eddy Marie abe, 0 1, 007 12 Mary Baker Eddy, Pulpit and Press, 1 ed rd, e ahire, Mary Baker Eddy, 1, 2 1 Mary Baker Eddy ere ad eie Mre, 22 May 11, L111 1 Mary Baker Eddy Lara are, y 11, L02 1 Lei ra era eri, 20 10, L122 1 Mary Baker Eddy, “Order of Church Service,” The Christian Science Journal, ber 11, 2 17 The Christian Science Journal, eeber 11,

eaded reii Historical Sketch of Metaphysical Healing ee ery r ebrary 1

12 aary ia iedi bee edir he Journal ad ere ie h1

12 Marh 0 he i ade a eber he aher he eria ei1

12 May 2 he ie her ir ak i rd, e ahire, i her de Ann Otis’s rooms in the Fowler Building.20

12 e 20 he e 1 eaa ree he kir rd 21 “Pleasant View,” as she names the farm, was purchased the rei eeber22 he ie here r ieeadaha year, i aary 102

12 The dii he deed r he ad r he riia Ediie are brke by he Tree he hey e d bid a biai hrh ad bihi he2 The deed ae ha y a hrh i be bi he ad2 The ad reer bak ra ar a2

12 1 ra ar a deed he ad r he riia Ediie her27

12 eeber 1 he eabihe a eed Tr hih ie he ad he hriia iee Bard irer2 The Bard, reaed by he deed, constitutes “a perpetual body or corporation” for the purpose bidi a hrh ediie he ad ie he ae

1 hriia iee bihi iey, 7 eber 11, E02, hriia iee bihi iey, 27 12, E02, 1 1 Mary L hied Mary B Eddy, 0 Marh 12, be ie, Mary Baker Eddy – ery – eera 20 Lara E er, 11 ber 12, eiiee, Lara E er, 21 ai rye, ebk, 20 e 12, E07 22 ae e ahire, array deed, eeber 11, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – eidee – eaa ie, e ahire – Lea e 2 “Mrs. Eddy Moves to Greater Boston,” Christian Science Sentinel, ebrary 1, 10, 2–27 2 red La, Mare Mre, i, irar, 2 May 11, be ie, The ir hrh hri, iei – Ediie – riia – Bidi d – irar ad yer, 17, 11, 12 2 Tr deed, 1 eeber 1, be ie, The ir hrh hri, iei – Ediie – Lad 2 Tr deed, 1 12, be ie, The ir hrh hri, iei – Ediie – Lad 27 Mary Baker Eddy ra a, 2 12, L02 2 Mary Baker Eddy, Manual of The Mother Church, h ed B The ir hrh hri, iei, 10, 12

iier ha reed ra a harer r he hrh, he egal support for Eddy’s action is found in a state statute permitting a irraed reii aiai hrh i ree ake ad hd rery i he ae aer a i irraed2 ra ar a, iia B h, eh Eaaa, ad ehe hae ie he Bard irer0

12 eeber 2 The hrh hri iei i reraied ih ee eber a The Mher hrh, The ir hrh hri, iei, i B, Maahe1 hie he ere i redeer a derai, i hi reraiai hrh ere i diided beee Eddy, he Bard irer, ad he ir Meber2 aary 10, 101, he ir Meber reiih heir re i hrh ere Marh 17, 10, hey are designated “Executive Members” ad y , 10, hey are dibaded

12 ber Ea E ey ere a ai edir he Journal r e h

12 ber r The bihi iey ie he ir iia Christian Science eber Hymnal ih i7 There are 221 ei r hy

12 eber ei aa bee edir he Journal e ere i e 1020

1 aary Ebeeer er Eddy i ade biher Science and Health ad her her rii eh rr i ade biher he Journal ad Maaer he hriia iee bihi iey,

2 bid, 10 0 bid, 12–10 1 Ebeeer er Eddy iia B h, 2 eeber 12, 00 2 Clifford P. Smith, “Our Church’s Constitution,” n.d., Subject File, The Firs hrh hri, iei – raiai – eera Eddy, Church Manual, 20h ed, 0 Eddy, Church Manual, 2h ed, Mary Baker Eddy The hriia iee Bard irer, y 10, L00 hriia iee bihi iey, eei ie, 27 12, E02, 7 Alice Dayton, “A Word of Thanksgiving for the Christian Science Hymnal,” The Christian Science Journal, eeber 12, 0–7 Christian Science Hymnal B The hriia iee bihi iey, 12 hriia iee bihi iey, eei ie, 2 eeber 12, E02, 0 0 “Editorial Department,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 2, 102,

reai iia i1

1 ebrary The name “Mary Baker Eddy” appears on the a aher he eria ei eriiae2 b a year aer hi he begins dropping the initial “G.” (for Glover) in correspondence.

La rr rei hi arae The Mher hrh

1 Marh ae ia bei irai r Christ and Christmas, hry aer he rie he e

eh rr reae eh Eaaa a a irer

1 Marh 1 aid Ea bee ar The Mher hrh7 e die Marh 1, 1

1 ri 27 ere ahi er r ad hi ryeard , ere, ii eaa ie

1 eeber 11 The ir ariae eii ee i i ih he Columbian Exposition (World’s Fair) in Chicago.0 Edard Kimball oversees Christian Scientists’ participation in the event.1

1 eeber 20 ar he ariae ee, a re hriia iee i hed der he aie he hih had adred hree year earier2 Tee addree i he by Eddy are deiered by de he eeed her ree, he e ha he Journal i her rery he he ie he Journal

1 “Publisher’s Department,” The Christian Science Journal, aary 1, 7 2 The Mary Baker Eddy Library, 1 ebrary 1, be ei, 017 Eddy, Miscellaneous Writings, Mary Baker Eddy La rr, Marh 1, L1112 ae raki ia Mary Baker Eddy, 2 Marh 1, 02 Mary Baker Eddy eh rr, 2 Marh 1, L020 7 aid Ea Mary Baker Eddy, 1 Marh 1, 2710 “Editor’s Table,” The Christian Science Journal, ri 1, Calvin Frye, notebook, 4 April 1893, EF067; Irving C. Tomlinson, “The Woman and the Revelator,” 12 May 12, eiiee, ri Ti, 0 “Dawn of Love,” Boston Daily Globe, eeber 12, 1 1 Edard iba ei aa, 1 e 1, 1a1202 2 “Christian Science at the World’s Religious Congress,” The Christian Science Journal, eber 1, 7– bid bid

bak he be reibe r i biai

1 eeber 22 ei aa read her addre he ariae eii

1 eeber 2 he adie he irer bei bidi he hrh i B7 rd i brke ber 1

1 ber The ir a Meei he reraied hrh i hed i hikeri a i B i he ei he Eei i 10, a Meei are hed i ey a,0 he riia Ediie The Mher hrh,1 Tre Tee,2 he Mehai Bidi, ad yhy a

1 eeber Christ and Christmas i bihed

1 aary 10 he he ae Christ and Christmas i reied eeber 177

1 Marh 1 hrh erie are hed i ey a ared ree i he riia Ediie i aaiabe eeber 0, 1

aid Ea die

1 aer Marh 1 ei aa bee ar The Mher hrh70 aary 1 he bee ir eader, he ir hd ha ie71

bid “Religions of the World,” Boston Daily Globe, eeber 2, 1 7 Mary Baker Eddy The hriia iee Bard irer, 2 eeber 1, L000 bid William B. Johnson, “Annual Church Meeting,” The Christian Science Journal, eber 1, 71–7 0 William B. Johnson, “Annual Church Meeting,” The Christian Science Journal, eber 1, 11–1 1 “Annual Church Meeting,” The Christian Science Journal, eber 1, 12–1 2 “The Annual Church Meeting,” The Christian Science Journal, y 1, 2–7 “Annual Church Meeting,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 7, 100, – “The Annual Meeting,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 1, 10, 0–2 The Christian Science Journal, eeber 1, Mary Baker Eddy, “Hear, O Israel,” The Christian Science Journal, ebrary 1, 71 7 “Christ and Christmas,” The Christian Science Journal, eeber 17, Eddy, Miscellany, “Editor’s Table,” The Christian Science Journal, ri 1, – 70 aa, 1 Marh 1, 0a10 71 Mary Baker Eddy he hriia iee Bard irer, aary 1, L02702

1 riMay The eihyir edii Science and Health i bihed, a revision in which the “trial” is reinstated in the chapter, “Christian Science Practice,” after omission of some three years. Also, this is the first edition in which the “Tenets” appear.72

1 May 21 The rere he riia Ediie The Mher hrh i aid a 7 , ad ai he Bibe, he eihyir edii Science and Health ad her bk by her7

1 y 10 he ree ha he ieary a 2 By ree i B be ed7

1 y 2 he ree ha he eadi a 2 By ree be ed7

1 y 0 Baed her ree, i i ed by he hriia iei iai e he ieary ad he eadi a 2 By ree7

1 ber 2 The a Meei The Mher hrh i hed i ey a77

1 ber 7 The i erie The Mher hrh i hed i ey a7

1 eeber 1 he rdai he Bibe ad Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures a ar The Mher hrh7

1 eeber 0 The ir erie i hed i he riia Ediie—a i erie0 The e ar i aed1 y ir eader

72 “Editor’s Table,” The Christian Science Journal, e 1, 12–2 7 eh rr Mary Baker Eddy, 21 May 1, 00a1002 7 Mary Baker Eddy eriede he hriia iee ieary iai, 10 y 1, L0002 7 ai rye Mary M Mre, 2 y 1, L01120 7 hriia iei iai, eei ie, 0 y 1, be ie, hriia iei iai – Meei – 11–1 77 William B. Johnson, “Annual Church Meeting,” The Christian Science Journal, eber 1, 11–1 7 “Communion Service,” The Christian Science Journal, eber 1, 1–1 7 Mary Baker Eddy he hriia iee Bard irer, 1 eeber 1, L00 0 “First Services in the New Church,” The Christian Science Journal, ebrary 1, 1 bid

ei aa d he eeber 0 erie2

1 aary The riia Ediie The Mher hrh i er 20,000 i dediaed Ebeeer er Eddy ad ei aa read r he Bibe ad Science and Health reeiey ad aeraey er dediary er i read by eriea ark Bei, a eber ad reia eii ie erie are hed, idi e eiey r hidre

1 aary 20 eadi r he Bibe ad Science and Health reae era er, ad eader ei aa a ir eader, ad Edra ra a ed eader reae reaher i The Mher hrh erie Eddy had rdaied hee bk a ar he rei eeber 17 i Marh 1, 1, he ir eader read he Bibe ad he ed eader read Science and Health ri 1, brah hrhe ad hi r erie The eraia Bibe Le are adaed r hriia iee er

1 Marh The bihi iey e ah ree0

1 Marh 2 he ree a er r he Bard irer be ar The ir hrh hri, iei, i B,1 ad e the Directors she be made “Pastor Emeritus.”2 he i ie hi ie ri 2

1 ri he ri Journal, he rdai he Bibe ad Science and Health a ar r a brah hrhe eader reae reaher

1 ri 1 he ay a riae ii he riia Ediie r he ir ie ad

2 bid “The Dedication of The Mother Church,” The Christian Science Journal, ebrary 1, 1–0 Mary Baker Eddy he hriia iee Bard irer, aary 1, L02702 iia B h Edra ra, 1 aary 1, be ie, ra, Edra “Editor’s Table,” The Christian Science Journal, ebrary 1, –1 7 Mary Baker Eddy he hriia iee Bard irer, 1 eeber 1, L00 “Notices,” Christian Science Sentinel, Marh 1, 1, 1 Mary Baker Eddy, “Church and School,” The Christian Science Journal, ri 1, 1– 0 The Christian Science Journal, Marh 1, er 1 Mary Baker Eddy he hriia iee Bard irer, 2 Marh 1, L000 2 The hriia iee Bard irer Mary Baker Eddy, 20 ri 1, 002a0200 Mary Baker Eddy he hriia iee Bard irer, 2 ri 1, L00101 Mary Baker Eddy, “Church and School,” The Christian Science Journal, ri 1, 1–

spends the night in the Mother’s Room.

1 ri 1 The eaa ie he dere aerai eed May 1 he, ai rye, ad ara ha e he caretaker’s cottage.7

1 ri 20 Josephine Curtis Woodbury, a troublesome student of Eddy’s who d aer bri i aai her, i readied he hrh rbai he i diied eber , 1,00 b aai reiaed Marh 2, 1, a a rbaiary eber01 he i eiaed ri , 102

1 ri rd eek Pulpit and Press i bihed0

1 ri 2 The Bard irer e to give her the title of “Pastor Emeritus.”0

1 May 2–2 he ake her ed ii The Mher hrh0 he deier day he ir addree he i ie i he riia Ediie0 She spends Saturday night (May 25) in the Mother’s Room.07

1 e he addree 10 eber her hriia iei iai a eaa ie0

1 Mider The Bard Miiarie i eabihed The ByLaw “Board of Missionaries” appears in the 1st edition of the Church Manual0 Thi ByLa i ied r he ed hrh he ih edii, b reiered i he ih10 ebrary 10 iyrh edii

“The Mother’s Visit,” The Christian Science Journal, May 1, – ai rye, ebk, 1 ri 1, E07 7 bid aa Mary Baker Eddy, 1 y 1, 102 Mary Baker Eddy The ir hrh hri, iei, 17 ri 1, L00100 00 “Notice,” The Christian Science Journal, e 1, 122 01 iia B h Mary Baker Eddy, 2 Marh 1, 00120100 02 “Notice,” The Christian Science Journal, e 1, 122 0 Mary Baker Eddy Lara are, 1 ri 1, L07 0 Mary Baker Eddy he hriia iee Bard irer, 2 ri 1, L00101 0 “The Mother’s First Appearance in the New Church,” The Christian Science Journal, y 1, 1–0 0 Eddy, Miscellaneous Writings, 10 07 Clara M. S. Shannon, “Golden Memories,” n.d., Reminiscence, Clara M. S. Shannon, 48. 0 “Meeting of the College Association,” The Christian Science Journal, y 1, 11– 0 Eddy, Church Manual, 1 ed, 2 10 Eddy, Church Manual, h ed, 1–20

heir i hae11 The ByLa i reeaed May 1, 1012 i ied r eihyir edii he Church Manual

1 eeber 10 The ir edii he Manual of The Mother Church i bihed1

1 ber 1 a Meei The Mher hrh i he ir be hed i he hrh ediie1

1 ber The day h i r hidre y1

1 ber 20 Era M Be bei hd day erie i rd1

1 eber ehie ri dbry i diied r eberhi i he hrh17

1 aary The ir erae bi hriia iee erie are hed i Ld1 The e year a yae i rhaed ad redeed hrh erie are hed here r eber 7, 171

1 aary Eddy deier her ed addre i he riia Ediie, a communion service (and the first anniversary of the church’s dediai20 Thi i her hird ad a ii The Mher hrh

1 aary 2 he rie ia iedi Ld, Ead, he eabih hriia iee here hrh heai ad eahi, bere ari a hrh21 iedi dear r Ead i Marh22

1 Marh 2 ehie ri dbry i reiaed a a rbaiary

11 Eddy, Church Manual, h ed, 12 The hriia iee Bard irer Mary Baker Eddy, 1 May 10, L000 1 The Christian Science Journal, eeber 1, 21 1 “Annual Church Meeting,” The Christian Science Journal, eber 1, 12–1 1 Mary Baker Eddy, “What We Can Do For The Children,” The Christian Science Journal, ber 1, 2 1 Era Be Mary Baker Eddy, 2 ber 1, 07101 17 “Notice,” The Christian Science Journal, e 1, 122 1 “Dedication of a Church in London, England,” The Christian Science Journal, aary 1, – 1 bid 20 Eddy, Miscellaneous Writings, 120–12 21 Mary Baker Eddy ia iedi, 2 aary 1, 0011 22 ia iedi Mary Baker Eddy, ri 1, 21b0

eber2

1 ri ehie ri dbry i eiaed reer r he hrh2

1 ri 1 T day erie are hed i he riia Ediie a 100 a ad 00 2 The ed day erie i ir ied i he e 1 ie he Journal.2 Beii day, ber 1, 10, hree day erie are hed27

1 May She publishes the “Order of Services” for Communion and Sunday erie, ad riday eei eei2

1 he ed Ebeeer er Eddy hiadehia,2 ad ai eh rr a biher her rii0

1 1 k her, aie aer die i a, Maie1

1 ber i erie The Mher hrh i hed2

1 ber a Meei The Mher hrh i hed

1 eeber 7 iera eehe i iaed i he eaa ie he ad abe

17 aary 2 rei i aded ha hae a Meei a bieia meeting. Therefore a meeting isn’t held in 1897.

17 ebrary 10 Miscellaneous Writings:1883–1896 i bihed Thi i a

2 iia B h Mary Baker Eddy, 2 Marh 1, 00120100 2 “Notice,” The Christian Science Journal, e 1, 122 2 iia B h Mary Baker Eddy, 1 ri 1, 001201012 2 The Christian Science Journal, e 1, iii 27 “Services in The Mother Church,” Christian Science Sentinel, ber 7, 10, 2 Mary Baker Eddy, “Take Notice,” The Christian Science Journal, May 1, 1–2 2 Dr. E. J. Foster Eddy, “From Dr. Eddy,” The Christian Science Journal, ber 1, 1 0 “Notice,” The Christian Science Journal, ber 1, 2 1 ae Maie, rerd deah, d, be ie, aer, aie – aer – eeae 2 “Editor’s Table,” The Christian Science Journal, eber 1, 1–1 “The Annual Church Meeting,” The Christian Science Journal, eber 1, –7 ai rye, ebk, 7 eeber 1, E071 Mary Baker Eddy, 2 aary 17, L00 Edward Bates, “Opinions of the New Book,” The Christian Science Journal, Marh 17, –

iai her ribi he Journal r 1 1, b i a ide a e e arie er addre y 17, aed ae 21–, a iered aer reae hree ie7

17 Marh e he biai Miscellaneous Writings, he ree hriia iee eaher i he ied ae ad aada eae teaching for one year. She states, “The Bible, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, ad y her bihed rk, are he only proper instructors for this hour.”

17 ri The hriia iee bihi iey bee a ea eiy by irrai ad baii a harer r he ae Thi i de at Eddy’s request.0

17 y i erie The Mher hrh i hed, b a Meei i hed hi year1

17 y he addree 2,00 eber The Mher hrh a eaa ie Thi i he ir h ii a her iiai2

17 y 21 he ake a erae break ih Ebeeer er Eddy

17 eber r he reie Christ and Christmas i a reied edii eeber

17 eeber The ir erie i hed a hriia iee a i rd

1 aary The hriia iee Bard Lerehi i eabihed ih ie eber ri Ti rd Edard iba hia ere Tki e rk iia Meie B ad ar r e rk iba i aied reide he Bard, ad Ti i aied ereary

7 Eddy, Miscellaneous Writings, 2h ed Mary Baker Eddy, “Notice,” The Christian Science Journal, Marh 17, 7 Edard Bae Mary Baker Eddy, ri 17, 100 0 Mary Baker Eddy iia Meie, 22 ebrary 17, L0 1 “Our Fourth of July,” The Christian Science Journal, 17, 21– 2 bid Mary Baker Eddy Ebeeer er Eddy, 21 y 17, L0200 “Christ and Christmas,” The Christian Science Journal, eeber 17, “The New Hall at Concord,” The Christian Science Journal, aary 1, –2 “Church Rule,” The Christian Science Journal, ebrary 1,

1 aary 2 i erie The Mher hrh i hed7

1 aary 21 The hriia iee bihi iey, , e a i rery her a her ree ad he rrai die

1 aary 2 The hriia iee bihi iey a i ei i reaed by a eed Tr ih hree Tree hriia iee bihi iey rery i a i r her The Mher hrh Edard Bae, ae ea, ad iia Meie ie he Bard Tree0

1 ebrary 1 ri Ti ie he ir hriia iee ere i Ly, Maahe1

1 ebrary 2 Eddy rie he ByLa eabihi he Bard Edai2 The ByLa aear ae he eeber 2, 1, ie he Christian Science Weekly The Bard i ir eied i a ie i he y Journal as being “recently provided for” but not yet “formally organized.”

The ir ra a der he Bard Edai aie i hed i aary 1, ih Edard iba a he eaher Eddy ah he ir ra a i 1 ei aa i reide iba i ereary Lara Lahr i Trearer red E Baker eahe beri The Bard Edai a hd ie riary ae beee ber 10 ad eeber 107

7 “Mrs. Eddy’s Letter to The Church,” The Christian Science Journal, ebrary 1, – Bi ae, 21 aary 1, be ie, hriia iee bihi iey – eed Eddy, Church Manual, h ed, 7 0 “A Gift to The Mother Church, and a Grant of Trusteeship,” The Christian Science Journal, ebrary 1, 1– 1 Mary Baker Eddy ri Ti, 1 ebrary 1, L0 2 Mary Baker Eddy iia B h, 2 ebrary 1, L0071 The Board of Education, “Notice,” The Christian Science Journal, y 1, 2 ai rye Edard iba, 17 aary 1, 0 ebk, 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – de by ae – de Li erded by ai rye ed y abk, aary 1, be ie, The ir hrh hri, iei – Bard Edai – abk – 1– 110 hy 7 abk, ber 10, be ie, The ir hrh hri, iei – Bard Edai – abk – 1– 110 hy bid, eeber 10 bid, 7 eeber 10 bid, May 10 bid, eeber 10

1 ebrary 27 he deier a er a hriia iee a i rd er e i a 1 ryee ir Meber ere iied

1 Marh The ir hriia iee hrh i eray i raied i aer

riary a eahi ree0

1 ri 2 he ir he Bibe Le iee iie 2 Bibe Le be he ha deied1 They ir aear i he y Christian Science Quarterly They are ed a he ri erie iead he adaed eraia Bibe Le, hih ie a he bai eei erie

1 May 11 She writes the “Notice” for the June Journal hai riday eei eei ededay2

1 e There are i erie hed hi day er eae The Mother Church, “Not Pantheism, but Christian Science,” is deiered by he ir eader, ei aa, a he ed he i erie Thi i bihed a Christian Science versus Pantheism—ir aed i he Sentinel There i a Meei hi year

1 y he add ie M ad e arer Mi he Bard Lerehi

1 y 0 Edard Bae rei r Bard Tree he bihi iey The reiai ake ee he aie Tha ae eeber 7

1 11 The ByLa i aeded rere a Meei, b hey are

“A Memorable Occasion,” The Christian Science Journal, ri 1, “Notes from the Field,” The Christian Science Journal, ri 1, 0 Mary Baker G. Eddy, “Notice,” The Christian Science Journal, Marh 1, 71 1 ai rye Bibe Le iee, 2 ri 1, L072 2 Mary Baker Eddy, “Notice,” June 1898, V00107. “Communion of Christian Scientists,” The Christian Science Journal, y 1, 2–71 “New Pamphlet,” Christian Science Sentinel, eeber 2, 1, 7 “The Board of Lectureship,” The Christian Science Journal, y 1, 272 Edard Bae Mary Baker Eddy, 0 y 1, 1007 7 Mary Baker Eddy ae ea ad iia Meie, eeber 1, L07207

ed e r ber, eei i ibe i 1 e There ere eei i 17, 1, r 101 The eei are hed Teday aryi e dae i he By La i haed i y 10

1 20 he rie iia Meie a a Tree he bihi Society about the need to publish a “weekly newspaper.” She ae i he Christian Science Messenger

1 eeber 1 The Christian Science Weekly i eabihed70 r h aer i i reaed Christian Science Sentinel aary 2, 171

1 eeber Tha ae i aied he Bard Tree he bihi iey72

1 eeber 2 ri Ti ie he ir ere i The Mher hrh7

1 eeber 2 Christian Science versus Pantheism i bihed7

1 ber 21 ae ea rei a a Tree he bihi iey eh B ark i aied reae hi7

1 eber 20–21 he eahe her a a—a ra a i ei—i hriia iee a i rd, hriia iei ad eaere ere Me, aer ear r e ahire, ad a bi7 eey ere iied iia Ei ad h B Ei ere deayed ad did aed77

1 eeber 1 The Bard irer ad he ByLa eabihi he biai iee7 i aer reaed he iee

Mary Baker Eddy, 11 1, L0072 Mary Baker Eddy iia Meie, 20 1, L071B 70 “Salutary,” Christian Science Weekly, eeber 1, 1, 1 71 “Our Third Bow,” Christian Science Sentinel, aary 2, 1, 72 Mary Baker Eddy ae ea ad iia Meie, eeber 1, L07207 7 “Editorial,” Christian Science Weekly, ber , 1, 7 “New Pamphlet,” Christian Science Weekly, eeber 2, 1, 7 7 Mary Baker Eddy Bard Tree The hriia iee bihi iey, 21 ber 1, L07210 7 “An Important Event,” The Christian Science Journal, eeber 1, –0 77 Mary Baker Eddy iia ad h B Ei, 22 eber 1, L1 7 Mary Baker Eddy, 1 eeber 1, L0077

biai7

1 aary 2–7 The ir ra a ah by he Bard Edai i hed Edard iba i he eaher0

1 aary 2 The Weekly i reaed he Christian Science Sentinel1

1 ae ebrary addre by Eddy i read a hriia iee a aer rd eber ee hrh raiai ebrary 222

1 Marh 1 The eh edii he Church Manual i bihed eii i hi edii ide ihi he die eader he ir eader i read r Science and Health, ad he ed eader i read r he Bibe

1 ri The International Bible Lessons are dred eey ad he Quarterly Le er ed i he ri reae he eraia erie i he ed erie

1 May ak by ehie ri dbry ad i reer a former student of Phineas Parkhurst Quimby’s) are published in the Arena aaie

Christian Science History, a bke by ei aa, i published to respond to Josephine Curtis Woodbury’s charges reardi Eddy ad hiea arkhr iby

1 e The e Journal ai he ia ii r hriia iee iearie7

1 e i eae The Mher hrh by Eddy i read

7 Mary Baker Eddy he hriia iee Bard irer, eeber 10, L002 0 abk, aary 1, be ie, The ir hrh hri, iei – Bard Edai – abk – 1– 110 hy 1 “Our Third Bow,” Christian Science Sentinel, aary 2, 1, 2 Mary Baker Eddy, “Address by Rev. Mary Baker G. Eddy,” Christian Science Sentinel, Marh 2, 1, . “Notices,” Christian Science Sentinel, Marh 1, 1, 1 “Note,” Christian Science Quarterly, rie 1, r aer Horatio W. Dresser, “Christian Science and its Prophetess: I. The Facts of the Case,” The Arena, May 1, 7–70 ei aa, Christian Science History B The hriia iee bihi iey, 1 7 The Christian Science Journal, e 1, –i “Communion Service at The Mother Church,” The Christian Science Journal, y 1, 21–7

a r erie hed hi day

1 e he e B, edi he ih a eah ee ih ei aa ad aia aa0

1 e he addree ,000 ee a he ri ei a Meei i Tre Tee, B1

1 e Meber ii eaa ie2

1 e 20 Ebeeer er Eddy i dred r eberhi i The Mher hrh

1 y 1 ehie ri dbry e Eddy r ibe r he e her i ddre e dbry bri i her i aai he hrh ad i iia They a eriae ri 10, 102

1 1 he iie ab r hdred hriia iei rd i berae “Old Home Week.” She sees them at Christian iee a, b de addre he They are iied eaa ie r he aer7 Thi a he ir d e eek eebraed i e ahire

1 ber Josephine Curtis Woodbury’s lawsuit cour reedi bei i B

The ir Mark Tai aak hriia iee ad Eddy i bihed i Cosmopolitan aaie700

bid 0 “The Annual Church Meeting,” The Christian Science Journal, y 1, 2–7 1 bid 2 “A Pilgrimage to Concord,” The Baltimore Sun, e , 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – ii iia B h Mary Baker Eddy, 20 e 1, 001d10102 aa Mary Baker Eddy, 1 y 1, 102 e M Beare, aee, 21 ri 102, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – dbry Eddy – Mi bid 7 “Christian Scientists Visit Concord,” Christian Science Sentinel, eeber 7, 1, ae e ahire, Reports to the Legislature of the State of New Hampshire Maheer, rhr E arke, 101, 1 e M Beare, aee, 21 ri 102, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – dbry Eddy – Mi 700 Mark Twain, “Christian Science and the Book of Mrs. Eddy,” Cosmopolitan, ber 1, –

1 ber 1 The Sentinel bei reri ere i ee r a irrear bai r hi dae hrh ebrary , 10

1 eber 7 eiaa eei The Mher hrh i hed701

1 eeber a B hy raie Eddy a a reii eader i a eaer arie hy i redi a aak Eddy ade by h a reri he arie aear i he Sentinel702 hy had riary a iri r Lara Lahr70

1 eeber 1 The ByLa eabihi eadi i aded70 aear i he reeh edii he Church Manual70

1 eeber 2 he ie a e he i Lead, h aka, her ad hi aiy a a hria i70

1 eeber 2 ehie ri dbry i ied r e r707

1 ae The ir haer Retrospection and Introspection are reiered70

100 aary 11 he hae he hree eber iee biai a ie eber iee ad ai red ar hi ie der he e ByLa70

100 May 1 he a he Bard irer e a eadi i B710

100 e 1 The ir eadi The Mher hrh, a deied by he Church Manual, i eed a 1 By ree, B711

701 “Among the Churches,” Christian Science Sentinel, eber 1, 1, 171 702 “The Work of Eddy,” Christian Science Sentinel, eeber 1, 1, 2 70 Lara Lahr Mary Baker Eddy, 20 ebrary 17, 11a2701 70 Mary Baker Eddy, 1 eeber 1, L007 70 Eddy, Church Manual , 1h ed, 70 Mary Baker Eddy hare M e, 1 eeber 1, L01 707 “Mrs. Josephine C. Woodbury Is Fined $50 for Contempt,” Boston Herald, eeber 2, 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – dbry Eddy Mieae 70 Eddy, Retrospection and Introspection, 1h ed B eh rr, , 1 70 Mary Baker Eddy, 11 aary 100, L0072 710 Mary Baker Eddy he hriia iee Bard irer, 1 May 100, L0027 711 “Reading Room,” The Christian Science Journal, y 100, 20

100 e er eae The Mher hrh i read a ie i erie ad 11 a 2, , ad 70 by h eeder, ir eader he bry hrh712 ei aa d he erie 71The “Message” is printed in full in newspapers.71

100 e he ree eber a eaa ie iir r her he The r ie he aer e 771 ra iiai i ade hi year

100 e The a Meei The Mher hrh i hed i Mehai a71

100 eary y Message to The Mother Church for 1900 i ied a a ahe717

100 10 he iie ir Meber ad a a eber The Mher hrh ee a hriia iee a 17 i berae d e eek71

100 eeber he deier her a addre aay r her he i ie i hriia iee a, rd, ir Meber71

100 eeber he ii he rd ae air by eia iiai er arriae, escorted by the Governor’s aide, circles the race track.720 ei ad aia aa ride i her arriae721

100 eeber 7 eh ark re her ia ae eaderhi722

101 aary 10 he ree ha ir Meber raer heir er i hrh bie he Bard irer72

101 aary 17 Edard iba i i hare ereei he ehie

712 “Communion Service at The Mother Church,” The Christian Science Journal, y 100, 17–201 71 bid 71 bid 71 “Scientists at Pleasant View,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 2, 100, 71 “Annual Church Meeting,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 7, 100, – 717 “Our Leader’s Message,” The Christian Science Journal, 100, i 71 Mary Baker Eddy The ir hrh hri, iei, 10 100, L002 71 ai rye, ebk, eeber 100, E07 720 “The New Hampshire Fair,” Christian Science Sentinel, eeber 1, 100, 2 721 bid 722 ai rye, ebk, 7 eeber 100, E07 72 Mary Baker Eddy, 10 aary 101, L007

ri dbry ae72

101 e The Josephine Curtis Woodbury Suit is decided in Eddy’s favor.72 Beae her er ha he erdi ih e a a Meeting season, she requests the meeting’s postponement until ber72 The he eei i ed e 102,727 here i a eei i 101 i 10 de he a Meei ee, a a ree, he Mday aer he ir day i e72

101 e 2 er 0 ie Meae The Mher hrh i read a he r i erie h eeder read he Meae72 ei aa d he erie70 The “Message” is ried i i he eaer71 a Meei i hed hi year

101 e 2 he ee 2,00–,000 hriia iei eaa ie a her iiai72

101 1 The ahe Message to The Mother Church for 1901 i bihed7

101 2 he ake her ed ii he rd ae air iia ad h B Ei ride i her arriae7

101 eeber 12 The hdred ad eyih edii Science and Health i yrihed7

102 aary 0 The hdred ad eyih edii Science and Health i

72 Mary Baker Eddy iia B h, 17 aary 101, L0027 Mary Baker Eddy ae Eder, 17 aary 101, L0 72 e M Beare, aee, 21 ri 102, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – dbry Eddy – Mi 72 Mary Baker Eddy he hriia iee Bard irer, 17 e 101, L0027 727 William B. Johnson, “The Annual Meeting,” The Christian Science Journal, ber 101, 0 72 “Mother Church Annual Meeting,” The Christian Science Monitor, e 7, 10 72 “Message From Mrs. Eddy,” Christian Science Sentinel, y , 101, 70 70 bid 71 “Communion Service,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 27, 101, – 72 “The Visit to Pleasant View,” Christian Science Sentinel, y , 101, 702–0 7 “Notices,” Christian Science Sentinel, 1, 101, 7 7 “The Concord Fair,” Christian Science Sentinel, eeber , 101, –11 7 ery M Baker, rhibad MLea, ad iah erad, aie yrih, 0 eeber 10, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – rii – yrih

ir aderied i he hriia iee eridia7 The haer ae heir ree rder The ie are bered i he ari includes the chapter “Fruitage” for the first time. The ide i ied a a rdae i bei reared77 Mir reii i ie eridiay er he e ie year

102 ebrary 1 Footprints Fadeless ie i yrihed7 The bk a ie “additional matter relative to her struggles in the early days in establishing Christian Science.”7 a ered a a ea er ae aai ade by rederik eabdy i hi bi ere ab her ie ad rk he eyed ri Tomlinson “to assist her in getting the matter ready for the press. er ei he ari, her ea e adied her bih he bk a ha ie The ari a arey reered by her r re biaion.”70

102 ri 10 Josephine Curtis Woodbury’s lawsuits against The Mother Church are diied by he r71

102 e rhibad MLea reae ei aa a edir he Journal ad Sentinel72 MLea ere i hi deah i y 1177

102 e 1 er eae The Mher hrh i read by rer ihard d e a i erie hed a 10 a ad i Mehai a i B beae he riia Ediie i a7 The “Message” is printed in full in the eaer7

102 e 1 her reedai, ad i Edard iba, hriia iei a a Meei i Mehai a i B ede raie 2,000,000 r he erei a Eei The

7 “New Edition of Science and Health,” Christian Science Sentinel, aary 0, 102, 7 77 “The New Edition of Science and Health,” The Christian Science Journal, Marh 102, 7– 7 ery M Baker, rhibad MLea, ad iah erad, aie yrih, 0 eeber 10, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – rii – yrih 7 ai rye i ear, 2 Marh 11, L121 70 bid 71 e M Beare, aee, 21 ri 102, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – dbry Eddy – Mi 72 “Editorial Department,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 2, 102, 7 Annie M. Knott and William D. McCrackan, “Archibald McLellan, C. S. B.,” Christian Science Sentinel, y 2, 117, 0 7 “Communion Service of The Mother Church,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 1, 102, 72–7 7 bid

Mher hrh7 The eber d ii eaa ie hi year

Readers’ terms are limited to three years.77 Thi eriae Septimus J. Hanna’s long service as First Reader of The Mother hrh ie 1 ad ar i 1 era eri i eeed reae hi7

102 e 2 The Sentinel ae he biai Message to The Mother Church for 1902 i ahe r7

102 eber 27 Thakii erie i ir irded i The Mher hrh ad i brahe The Le er r he eia erie i bihed i he Sentinel70

102 eeber The ir r Mark Tai arie hriia iee i bihed i he North American Review71

10 ri bei he ediie r ir hrh, rd, he ae ie a hriia iee a72

10 ebrary Eddy add a ih eber, rhibad MLea, he r eber Bard irer7

10 Marh 17 ere ahi er, r ad hi daher, Mary, ii Eddy7

First Members become “Executive Members.”7

10 Marh 2 he bei rk a ar reii he Church Manual7 i

7 “The Annual Meeting,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 2, 102, –1 77 Mary Baker Eddy, “Afterglow,” The Christian Science Journal, 102, 2– 7 “The New Readers,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 2, 102, 7 “Notices,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 2, 102, 7 70 “Thanksgiving Day,” Christian Science Sentinel, ber 0, 102, 11 71 Mark Twain, “Christian Science I,” The North American Review, eeber 102, 7– 72 “Cornertone Laid at Concord,” The Christian Science Journal, 10, 27– 7 Mary Baker Eddy The hriia iee Bard irer, ebrary 10, L002 7 ai rye, ebk, 17 Marh 10, E07 7 Eddy, Church Manual, 2h ed, 7 Mary Baker Eddy he hriia iee Bard irer, 2 Marh 10, L002 ai rye iia B h, 2 Marh 10, L012

iihed y 277 The eyih edii i bihed i 107

10 ri The erad hriia iee Der Christian Science Herold i eabihed7 aer bee Der Herold der Christian Science70 Thi i he ir rei aae biai her ha some tracts including “Evil is not power” (French—a eer yrihed, ad eer ae,71 and “The Way to Begin in hritian Science” (German and Norwegian).72 The Sentinel a bihed a era raai a ri Ti ere7

10 e Complete Concordance to Science and Health i bihed7

10 e 2 Three i erie The Mher hrh are hed i Mehai a7

10 e 2 he eak ab e had hriia iei a eaa ie, ad he a bay h i ake7 iiar iiai ere eeded i 17 ad 10177 hriia iei iied eaa ie i 100,7 ee hh iiai had bee made. At Eddy’s request there wasn’t a visit in 1902.7

10 e 0 The a Meei The Mher hrh i hed i Mehai a770

10 y 1 eei ra a radae i hed i The Mher hrh771

77 Mary Baker Eddy eh rr, 2 y 10, L02 7 M., “The Revised Church Manual,” Christian Science Sentinel, 1, 10, 7 7 “Important Announcement,” Christian Science Sentinel, Marh 7, 10, 2 70 Der Herold der Christian Science, ri 10, er 71 The hriia iee bihi iey Mary Baker Eddy, 2 eeber 107, 0b21021 72 The Christian Science Journal, y 10, bak er 7 Irving Tomlinson, “Die Christliche Wissenschaft, Das Christenthum Christi,” Christian Science Sentinel, ri 10, 102, 17–20 7 “The New Concordance,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 27, 10, 7 “The Communion and Annual Meeting,” Christian Science Sentinel, y , 10, – 7 bid 77 “Our Fourth of July,” The Christian Science Journal, 17, 21–65; “The Visit to Pleasant View,” Christian Science Sentinel, y , 101, 702–0 7 “Scientists at Pleasant View,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 2, 100, 7 “Communion Service of The Mother Church,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 1, 102, 7 770 “The Communion and Annual Meeting,” Christian Science Sentinel, y , 10, – 771 “Meeting of Normal Graduates,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 1, 10, 1

10 ber The bihi iey e 20 i ee772

eari he ie r he Eei bei77

10 ber 2 The ir eei he eera iai Teaher i hed i B77 Meei are hed i hia i ber 10,77 ad i e rk i 1077 The ByLa i he iyih edii he Church Manual ride r bieia eei,777 ad i he iy ih r rieia e ere hed 10 ad 10777 e 10 he iai i died77

10 eber 2 The e ediie ir hrh hri, iei, e rk, i a ii dar, i dediaed70 Thi i a E. Stetson’s church.

10 The “Present Order of Services” in the fortyih edii he Church Manual is the same as the current “Order” with the eei he ra rede ad ary, added aer71

10 Marh The ByLaw “Privilege of Members” provides for College raiai72 The ir raiai i a arard ieriy i abride, Maahe7

10 May Edard iba rei r Bard Edai7 e i reaed by Eee reee7

772 Christian Science Sentinel, ber 2, 10, r er 77 Charles C. Coveney, “The Designing and Building of The Mother Church Extension,” Reminiscence, Chare eey, 7 77 “General Association of Teachers,” Christian Science Sentinel, ber 1, 10, 1 77 “The General Association of Teachers,” Christian Science Sentinel, eber , 10, 12 77 “Meeting of General Association of Teachers,” The Christian Science Journal, ber 10, 777 Eddy, Church Manual of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, h ed B eh rr, 10, 7 77 Eddy, Church Manual of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, h ed B i ear, 10, 0 77 iia B h Mary Baker Eddy, 17 e 10, L0710 70 “Built From Plans ‘Divinely Revealed,’” The New York Times, eber 0, 10, be ie, e, a E 71 Eddy, Church Manual of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, h ed B eh rr, 10 72 Mary Baker Eddy he hriia iee Bard irer, Marh 10, L000 7 “Christian Science Society Harvard University,” The Christian Science Journal, May 112, 100 7 Mary Baker Eddy Edard iba, 27 ri 10, L021 7 Mary Baker Eddy he hriia iee Bard irer, 20 May 10, L00

10 e 12 Three i erie The Mher hrh are hed i he hrh adiri7

10 e 1 hriia iei ii rd ee he hrh ediie, eari ei77 ae i reeed by Eddy Edard Bae, reide The Mher hrh7 Thi ake ae rh ae ree, here he ee are aebed he a i r he iaria hrh ad ih h7

10 e 1 The a Meei The Mher hrh i hed i yhy a70

10 y 1 The rere he Eei The Mher hrh i aid71

10 y 17 ir hrh hri, iei, rd, e ahire, i dediaed ree deb, arey hrh a i r her 100,000 had bee ie by Eddy hree ree bid a raie hrh72 he ay her y ii hi hrh i eeber 107

10 ri 2 he rhae 7 eah ee i B, e dr the First Reader’s residence.7

10 e 11 Three i erie The Mher hrh are hed i he hrh ediie7

10 e 1 The a Meei The Mher hrh i hed i he hrh ediie7

10 e 17–y 1 he ree eia rayer r ed aaee ar77 he

7 “The Annual Communion Service,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 1, 10, –0 77 “The Visit to Concord,” The Christian Science Journal, y 10, 1–7 7 bid 7 “The Visit to Concord,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 1, 10, 0 70 “The Annual Meeting,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 1, 10, 0–2 71 “The CornerStone Laid,” The Christian Science Journal, 10, 272 72 “Dedication of the Church in Concord,” Christian Science Sentinel, y 2, 10, 70 7 “Mrs. Eddy Pays First Visit to New Church in Concord,” Christian Science Sentinel, eeber 2, 10, 7 ai rye era erri, 7 e 10, L1217 7 “The Communion Service,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 17, 10, 7–7 7 “The Annual Meeting of The Mother Church,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 17, 10, 7–77 77 Mary Baker Eddy, “To My Church,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 17, 10, 7

reid hi ree y 17

10 eeber 12 he ake her y ii ir hrh hri, iei, rd he de eak7

10 ber 1 Three erie eah day are irded i The Mher hrh 00 a, 110 a, ad 00 00

10 e 10 The ir erie i he Eei The Mher hrh are bh a i erie ad a dediai erie ie i bihed ha iie d are i had er he he bidi01 T adae he h aed, i ideia erie are hed hi day er eae, “Choose Ye,” is read by William Denison Mraka, ir eader02

10 e 12 The a Meei i hed i he Eei ie hi Teday, a 1000 a ad 200 , ha a eber h hae e B a aed0

10 y 0 he ree ha he Bard irer eare Pulpit and Press ih a a ha hey had rie ad a he her eridia had aid ab he e Eei The Mher hrh0 he ide erii e her dediary eae, “Choose Ye.”0

10 eeber eh B ark, Tree he bihi iey, die0

10 eeber 2 i ear i eeed a a Tree he bihi iey by he hriia iee Bard irer07 Eddy had deied i he aay0

7 Mary Baker Eddy, “‘Hear, O Israel: the Lord our God is one Lord,’” Christian Science Sentinel, y 1, 10, 70 7 “Mrs. Eddy Pays First Visit to New Church in Concord,” Christian Science Sentinel, eeber 2, 10, 00 “Services in The Mother Church,” Christian Science Sentinel, ber 7, 10, 01 “Notice to the Contributors to the Building Fund,” Christian Science Sentinel, e , 10, 02 “The Communion Service and Dedication,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 1, 10, 0 0 “The Annual Meeting,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 2, 10, 7 0 Lei ra iia B h, y 10, L1 0 Mary Baker Eddy he hriia iee Bard irer, 0 y 10, L1 Lei ra iia B h, y 10, L1 0 eah Maahe, deah eriiae, eeber 10, be ie, ark, eh 07 Mary Baker Eddy, Deed of Trust B The hriia iee bihi iey, 200, 10 0 Mary Baker Eddy he Bard Tree The hriia iee bihi iey, 1 eeber 10, L0727

10 ber he ree eh rr ed her a he aeria he had ahered r The Mother Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany0

10 ber 11 he aie he Libraria re r he yrih The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany10

10 ber 1 The rre edii Science and Health i yrihed11 i reeed i 112

10 ber 2 The New York World bei a erie aak her1 The rerer had bee rd beha eh ier, ad ere raed a hr ierie ih her ree he ai ha he a dead, ad ha a dy r hehd eber, aeia Leard, a bii r her her daiy drie1

10 ber 0 he ee ih eee r ee rereeaie he re h had e rd i he New York World aak iby ibr reree he i reei r ei her er aeri he hird ei, Eddy eae ake her daiy drie he de aer he rh ei1

10 eber George Washington Glover, Jr.’s cooperation is sought by the New York World r ea ai aai hi her1

10 eeber Georgine Milmine’s forthcoming hostile series o Eddy i McClure’s Magazine i aed17

107 The a yrih 10 Science and Health dri her ieie aear i he 107 edii1

0 Mary Baker Eddy eh rr, ber 10, L0007 10 Mary Baker Eddy Library re, 11 ber 10, L07 11 Library re yrih ie, Catalogue of Copyright Entries ahi, ere rii ie, 107, be ie, Eddy – rii – iee ad eah – yrih 12 Library re yrih ie, Catalogue of Copyright Entries ahi, ere rii ie, 1, be ie, Eddy – rii – iee ad eah – yrih 1 ai rye, 2 ber 10, L17 1 “Baseless Charges Refuted,” Christian Science Sentinel, eber , 10, 17– 1 bid, 1– 1 iia E hader h eey, 20 eber 10, hader aer, e ahire iria iey 17 “Editorial Announcement: Mary Baker G. Eddy: The Story of Her Life, and the History of Christian Science,” McClure’s Magazine, eeber 10, 211–17 1 Eddy, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures B eh rr, 107

he ake he a ar reii Science and Health1

107 aary Georgine Milmine’s articles about Eddy appear in McClure’s Magazine r hi ie hrh e 10 ied i eber ad eeber 107 ad aary 1020 he reie ih a arie i he e ahire eaer ad i he Sentinel21 B er e araby Eddy ad hriia iee i he aary ie Arena,22 a de hare ei i he ebrary ie Cosmopolitan2

Sibyl Wilbur’s biographical articles on Eddy, “Glimpses of a Great eraiy,” begin in Human Life aaie ad ie hrh eeber2

1 “A New Edition of Science and Health,” Christian Science Sentinel, eeber 7, 107, 10 20 Georgine Milmine, “Mary Baker G. Eddy: The Story of her Life and the History of Christian Science. I. Forty Years of Obscurity,” McClure’s Magazine, aary 107, 227–42; Milmine, “Mary Baker Eddy The ry her Lie ad he History of Christian Science. II. Mrs. Eddy and Phineas Parkhurst Quimby,” McClure’s Magazine, ebrary 107, – Milmine, “Mary Baker G. Eddy: The Story of her Life and the History of Christian Science. III. The Quimby Controversy,” McClure’s Magazine, Marh 107, 0–24; Milmine, “Mary Baker G. Eddy: The Story of her Life and the History of Christian Science. IV. Six Years of Wandering,” McClure’s Magazine, ri 107, 0–27; Milmine, “Mary Baker G. Eddy The Story of her Life and the History of Christian Science. V. Mrs. Eddy and Her First Disciples,” McClure’s Magazine, May 107, 7–116; Milmine, “Editorial Announcement: Mary Baker G. Eddy: The Story of her Life and the History of Christian Science,” McClure’s Magazine, June 1907, 134; Milmine, “Mary Baker G. Eddy: The Story of her Life and the History of Christian Science: The Revival of Witchcraft,” McClure’s Magazine, y 107, –48; Milmine, “Mary Baker G. Eddy: The Story of her Life and the History of Christian Science: The Church and the Mesmerists,” McClure’s Magazine, 107, 7–58; Milmine, “Mary Baker G. Eddy: The Story of her Life and the History of Christian Science The Massachusetts Metaphysical College and Calvin Frye,” McClure’s Magazine, eeber 107, 7–81; Milmine, “Mary Baker G. Eddy: The Story of her Life and the History of Christian Science: Literary Activities,” McClure’s Magazine, ber 107, – Milmine, “Mary Baker G. Eddy: The Story of her Life and the History of Christian Science: The Schism of 1888, The Growth of Christian Science Healing, and the Apotheosis of Mrs. Eddy,” McClure’s Magazine, ebrary 10, 7–401; Milmine, “Mary Baker G. Eddy The ry her Lie ad he iry hriia iee The Adoption of a Son and the Founding of The Mother Church,” McClure’s Magazine, Marh 10, 77–90; Milmine, “Mary Baker Eddy The ry her Lie ad he iry hriia iee Life at Pleasant View and ‘War in Heaven,’” McClure’s Magazine, ri 10, –712; Milmine, “Mary Baker G. Eddy: The Story of her Life and the History of hriia iee Traii he ie – A Study in Mrs. Eddy’s Prerogatives and Powers,” McClure’s Magazine, May 10, 1–31; Milmine, “Mary Baker G. Eddy: The Story of her Life and the History of Christian Science: Mrs. Eddy’s Books and Doctrine,” McClure’s Magazine, e 10, 17– 21 “Mrs. Eddy’s Reply to the January McClure’s Article,” Christian Science Sentinel, aary , 107, 11–12; “Mrs. Eddy’s Reply to the January McClure’s Article,” Christian Science Sentinel, aary 12, 107, 1– 22 B. O. Flower, “The Recent Reckless and Irresponsible Attacks on Christian Science and Its Founder, With a rey he hriiaScience Movement,” The Arena, aary 107, 7–7 2 Charles Klein, “Christian Science: An Impartial Estimate,” Cosmopolitan, ebrary 107, – 2 Sibyl Wilbur, “Glimpses of a Great Personality,” Human Life, aary 107, –, 22; Wilbur, “The Story of the Real Mrs. Eddy,” Human Life, ebrary 107, 11–13, 26; Wilbur, “The Story of the Real Mrs. Eddy,” Human Life, Marh 107, –10 Wilbur, “The Story of the Real Mrs. Eddy,” Human Life, ri 107, 11–12, 25; Wilbur, “The Story of the Real Mrs. Eddy,” Human Life, May 107, 7–8, 16; Wilbur, “The Story of the Real Mrs. Eddy,” Human Life, e 107, 11–12; Wilbur, “The

107 aary–ebrary Mark Twain’s book, Christian Science, i bihed2 i baed hi erie arie i he North American Review

107 aary 2 ere ahi er, r ad hi daher, Mary, aai ii Eddy2

107 Marh 1 The “Next Friends Suit” begins in Concord.27 The i ai ha Eddy i eay iee ad ha her iae are red by eera eber her hehd ad hrh i ied by iia E hader i e ahire r i he ae ere ahi er, r ad e ried Mary Baker er raddaher, ad ere Baker ehe2 rederik eabdy ere a ir e2 eari bei 10

107 Marh he ai hree ree ake hare her rery1

107 Marh 11 Ebeeer er Eddy ad red Baker i i i he e ried i2 Baker ihdra r he i h aer

107 ri 1 eae Meei i hed i The Mher hrh Eei i ree he ree he iee r aia rbirai ad eae re i e rk er eberhi a “Fondateur” of the Association for International Conciliation is

Story of the Real Mrs. Eddy,” Human Life, y 107, 7–8, 18; Wilbur, “The Story of the Real Mrs. Eddy,” Human Life, 107, –10; Wilbur, “The Story of the Real Mrs. Eddy,” Human Life, eeber 107, 1–14, 34; Wilbur, “The Story of the Real Mrs. Eddy,” Human Life, ber 107, 1–14, 34; Wilbur, “The Story of the Real Mrs. Eddy,” Human Life, eber 107, 1–15, 32; Wilbur, “The Story of the Real Mrs. Eddy,” Human Life, eeber 107, 1–21 2 Mark Tai, Christian Science e rk arer Brher, 107, reae 2 ai rye, ebk, 2 aary 107, E07 27 ae e ahire, rerd, rd, rd rii ay, 107, 1, i be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – “Next Friends” – r erd – Clerk’s Files – ie ar 2 bid 2 rederik eabdy iia E hader, aary 107, hader aer, e ahire iria iey 0 The M B Liiai, 27 eeber 107, 1, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – “Next Friends” – r reedi – ried Maeria – eeber 107 1 “Card,” Christian Science Sentinel, ri , 107, 7 2 ae e ahire, rerd, rd, rd rii ay, 107, 17, i be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – “Next Friends” – r erd – Clerk’s Files – ie ar ae e ahire, rerd, rd, rd rii ay, 107, 1, i be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – “Next Friends” – r erd – Clerk’s Files – ie ar “Peace Meeting in The Mother Church,” Christian Science Sentinel, ri 20, 107, 11

rered year aer a aede he Church Manual, Article XX, Section 14, is added. “The Promotion of Peace” idiae ha re eae i i eeary bee eber her raiai

107 May Human Life biher ih ii eaa ie aed ad Eddy ee ih hi7

107 May 1 aee i he Sentinel, “No large gathering in Boston this year” mentions the “Bya hih ha bee i ee r a a year,” specifying that the General Communion service in The Mher hrh i be hed b e i hree year—he e i 10 i erie r a eber The Mher hrh i, heer, hed e e 10, he abihe he i erie i The Mher hrh aeher0

107 e T i erie The Mher hrh are hed i he Eei1

107 e 10 “Until [this date] she had never read [Science and Health hrh consecutively in order to elucidate her idealism.”2

107 e 11 The a Meei The Mher hrh i hed i he Eei

107 y 10 Edard reh, a dr, ierie her i ei ih he e ried i

107 12 a MLae ai, a dr ad aiei yhiari, ii her a he ree her ayer

“Membership for Mrs. Eddy,” Christian Science Sentinel, April 27, 1907, 640; Mary Baker Eddy, “Mrs. Eddy’s Letter,” Christian Science Sentinel, May 4, 1907, 662; Archibald McLellan, “Mrs. Eddy’s Relation to the Peace Movement,” Christian Science Sentinel, May 11, 107, 2 “Amendment to ByLaw,” Christian Science Sentinel, May 2, 10, 0 7 W. F. Smith, “My Meeting with Mrs. Mary B. G. Eddy,” Human Life, e 107, 17 “No Large Gathering in Boston This Year,” Christian Science Sentinel, May 1, 107, 702 “Communion in The Mother Church,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 1, 107, 7 0 “Communion Season is Abolished,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 27, 10, 0 1 “Communion in The Mother Church,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 1, 107, 7 2 Eddy, Science and Health , ii “The Annual Meeting of The Mother Church,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 1,107, 7– ai rye, ebk, 10 y 107, E07 “Dr. Allan McLane Hamilton Finds Mrs. Eddy Competent,” Christian Science Sentinel, 2, 107, –

107 1 eari bei i he e ried i

107 1 The Maer, aied by de ber haberi deerie her eee, ii her a eaa ie7

107 21 ih her eee iry eabihed, he e ried i ae, hh i i ray diied i eeber 0

107 ber rd i brke r he e bihi iey bidi a 107 ah ree

107 ber 12 aee i ade he eed r a e bihi e, ad a r d ariaey 200,0000

107 ber 2 The rad rie i aarded he bihi iey ehibi a he eraia Eii Bk ad aer drie i ari1 Eddy i ie he ia r2 The reh ere, a a ar he Eii, be her he derai “Officier d’Academie” in recognition of “valuable and diiihed erices.” The iiia i baied r rae by eber ir hrh hri, iei, rd, ad reeed her aary 0, 10

107 eber She writes the article “Youth and Young Manhood” for Cosmopolitan aaie

107 eeber Christian Science: The Faith and Its Founder by Lya e i bihed

The M B Liiai, 27 eeber 107, 1, i be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – Lai – “Next Friends” – r reedi – ried Maeria – eeber 107 7 ai rye, ebk, 1 107, E07 “Unconditional Surrender of ‘Next Friends,’ Christian Science Sentinel, 2, 107, –, 7 rhibad McLellan, “The Suit Formally Dismissed,” Christian Science Sentinel, ber , 107, 0 The hriia iee Bard irer Mary Baker Eddy, 1 ber 107, L000 0 “A New Publishing House,” Christian Science Sentinel, ber 12, 107, 110 1 “Diploma of Honor Awarded to Mrs. Eddy,” Christian Science Sentinel, eber , 107, 10 2 bid Ibid.; “France Honors The Rev. Mary Baker G. Eddy by Conferring Decoration,” Christian Science Sentinel, eeber 7, 107, 270 Christian Science Sentinel, ebrary , 10, Christian Science Sentinel, ri , 10, 11 “Mrs. Eddy’s Article in the Cosmopolitan,” Christian Science Sentinel, eber 10, 107, 171 Library re, Catalogue of Copyright Entries ahi, ere rii ie, 10, 2, i be ie, e, Lya – aer – eera

107 eeber eh rr die7 he ie, he a eri a a irer, biher her rk, ad a Maaer he bihi iey

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She calls for “a Christian Science institution for the special benefit of the poor and the general good of all mankind.”2 Thi ae h dii i he re red ar ie a aee reardi her hariabe d he aer deide eabih h a iii

10 aary i ear eed eh rr a irer ad biher aid B de i eeed a Maaer he bihi iey a e day aer, eedi rr

iia Mraka eed ear he Bard Tree The hriia iee bihi iey7

ara Bar raie Eddy i a arie by ia der i he New York American, New York Evening Journal, ad Boston

7 eah Maahe, rer a deah, 1 eeber 107, be ie, rr, eh ad Mary E abk, 12 eeber 107, be ie, The ir hrh hri, iei – Bard Edai – abk – 1–110 hy Eddy, Church Manual of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, 7h ed B eh rr, 10, 0 Eddy, Church Manual, 1 ed, 1 abk, ber 10, be ie, The ir hrh hri, iei – Bard Edai – abk – 1– 110 hy bid, eeber 10 bid, 7 eeber 10 bid, May 10 bid, eeber 10 2 Mary Baker Eddy rhibad MLea, 12 eeber 107, L0711 “Mrs. Eddy’s Charitable Fund,” Christian Science Sentinel, aary 11, 10, da ikey he hriia iee Bard irer, 11 10, L017 iia B h Mary Baker Eddy, aary 10, L00 i ear Mary Baker Eddy, 17 eeber 107, 00a10007 The hriia iee Bard irer Mary Baker Eddy, 7 aary 10, L000 7 Mary Baker Eddy iia Meie ad Tha aa, aary 10, L072

American

10 aary 2 he e he i, ear B, hi day he ie here r year ad e h i her ai

10 aary 0 Officier d’Academie is formally presented to her by the French ere70

10 ebrary da ikey i her hehd71

10 ebrary She “drove slowly down Falmouth St.” past The Mother Church Eei, a rered i he Boston Herald ad her B eaer he i day72

10 ri e r he r ad r ea r hriia iee ierare i irded7

10 ri aee aear reri he biai a e edii he rdae Science and Health, reied r he ae hae7

10 May The deed r he he i rery i Middee y are ied i rder raer i he ree her eae7

10 e 1 T i erie The Mher hrh are hed i he Eei7 Thee are he a i erie The Mher hrh i erie ie i brah hrhe

10 e 1 The a Meei The Mher hrh i hed i he Eei77

“Christian Science, Most Potent Factor in Religious Life, Says Clara Barton,” Christian Science Sentinel, aary 1, 10, – “Mrs. Eddy Moves to Greater Boston,” Christian Science Sentinel, ebrary 1, 10, 2–27 70 “Mrs. Eddy Receives Insignia of ‘Officier D’Academie,’ France,” The Boston Post, aary 1, 10, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – ard ad r – Diploma of honor and Officier d’Academie Pin (Order of Academic Palms). 71 ai rye, ebk, ebrary 10, E07 72 “Mrs. Eddy Sees Church,” Boston Herald, ebrary , 10, be ie, Eddy, Mary Baker – ii T The Mher hrh 7 “The Cross and Crown,” Christian Science Sentinel, May 0, 10, 770 7 “New Concordae Science and Health,” Christian Science Sentinel, ri , 10, 10 7 – Eddy, Mary Baker – eidee – he i, M – Lea e 7 William B. Johnson, “Annual Commuion in The Mother Church,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 20, 10, 2–2 77 “Annual Meeting of The Mother Church,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 20, 10, 2–2

10 e 17 The eera iai Teaher i died7

10 y The Eeie Meber ir Meber are dibaded7

10 y 2 he ree he Bard irer ar a daiy eaer aed he Christian Science Monitor0

10 The bihi iey e ah ad a ree1

ed eadi i eed a 1 Ehae ree2

10 he ree he Tree he bihi iey ar he Christian Science Monitor

10 1 The birahy Life of Mary Baker Eddy by ybi ibr i bihed by he rd bihi ay h iere ad her The hriia iee bihi iey ake er biai rih i 11

10 ber She closes the Mother’s Room in the Original Edifice.

10 eber 2 The ir ie The Christian Science Monitor e ae

10 eeber a E e ha her a ii ih Eddy7

10 ri Irving C. Tomlinson begins reading Sybil Wilbur’s biography to Eddy

10 May 1 h iere reae iia B h a irer ad

7 iia B h Mary Baker Eddy, 17 e 10, L0710 7 Mary Baker Eddy he hriia iee Bard irer, y 10, L00 0 Mary Baker Eddy he hriia iee Bard irer, 2 y 10, L00 1 The Christian Science Journal, eeber 10, r er 2 The Christian Science Journal, eeber 10, ii Mary Baker Eddy Bard Tree The hriia iee bihi iey, 10, L072 h Beb iia Br, 1 10, be ie, ibr, ybi – aer – rredee e rd bihi ay “Notice,” Christian Science Sentinel, 2, 11, 1 Mary Baker Eddy, “New ByLaws,” Christian Science Sentinel, eber 21, 10, 20 7 Mary Baker Eddy a e, eeber 10, 00127 Irving C. Tomlinson, “The Woman and the Revelator,” 12 May 1932, Reminiscence, ri Ti, 22

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10 e 7 The a Meei ee Mday i he ir day i e a eiied i rie , ei 1, aded he rei e1 The Monitor arrie he rer2

eaere rereei aer i B ad eehere aher a he i by iiai ee Eddy ad ir ha he i i aie a eer bihed i he Sentinel, he ae ha hriia iee ad, heher r he i ree i he eh

10 e 1 ir hrh hri, iei, Ld, Ead, i dediaed, a a 00,000

10 Edard iba die

10 21 he ea he akae aii he e The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany.7She writes that “Nobody ha e hi r read i e dri y ie ie ih y written consent.”

10 eeber 2 ie i bihed ha beae he raid rh hriia iee, i i eedie ha aher eber he Bard Lerehi reide eraey i Ere (Woodbury’s reee i Ld i a a ar Bike i aied ad ha hi headarer i Ld00

a E e i ried her a a a ahried hriia iee raiier ad eaher by he Bard

rhibad MLea, ra ar a, ehe hae, ad i ear Mary Baker Eddy, 2 May 10, L000 0 bid 1 Mary Baker Eddy he hriia iee Bard irer, 1 e 10, L007 2 “Mother Church Annual Meeting,” The Christian Science Monitor, e 7, 10 “Misstatements Refuted,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 12, 10, 0 Mary Baker Eddy, “Mrs. Eddy’s Statements,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 12, 10, 10 “Dedication of Church in London,” Christian Science Sentinel, y , 10, 70 Archibald McLellan, “Edward A. Kimball, C.S.D.,” The Christian Science Journal, eeber 10, 7–7 7 Lei ra, 21 10, L0021B bid “Mr. Young to Work in Europe,” Christian Science Sentinel, eeber 2, 10, 71 00 bid

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10 ber 1 “Take Notice” is published, regarding Eddy’s approval of the By La The Mher hrh ad her eeai ha he irer i aiai he her re a he Leader he hriia iee ee, he i eray ied i he aair he hrh her ha hrh hee bihed re02

10 eber She approves the First Reader’s (Clifford P. Smith’s) proposal that a ei be ake ededay eei i eber i The Mher hrh r diribi eedy eyee rer ad rre ad eedy eber he reai0

10 eber 17 a E e i dred r eberhi i The Mher hrh The iae ee i rered i he Sentinel y 170 ai a ied aai her by he Bard irer eber 0 hey bea heari eber 1,0 ad ded reedi eber 1707

10 eeber 1 The birahy The Life of Mary Baker Eddy and the History of Christian Science by erie Miie i bihed0

10 eeber 1 The e edii he Christian Science Hymnal i aderied i he Sentinel ha iy e hy0

01 The hriia iee Bard irer, 2 eeber 10, 002d200 02 Mary Baker Eddy, “Take Notice,” Christian Science Sentinel, ber 1, 10, 10 0 Clifford P. Smith, “As I Recall It,” n.d., Reminiscence, Clifford P. Smith 1, 40. 0 Mary Baker Eddy, “A Letter by Mrs. Eddy,” Christian Science Sentinel, July 17, 1909, 910; Eddy, “A New ByLaw,” Christian Science Sentinel, y 1, 10, 0 rhibald McLellan, “None Good but One,” Christian Science Sentinel, y 31, 1909, 950; McLellan, “‘Meek and Lonely in Heart,’” Christian Science Sentinel, October 16, 1909, 130; “Two Letters,” Christian Science Sentinel, October 16, 1909, 131; “Correspondence between a Committee of Inquiry and the Directors,” Christian Science Sentinel, October 30, 1909, 170; “Further Correspondence between a Committee of Inquiry and the Board of Directors,” Christian Science Sentinel, eber , 10, 10–1 hriia iece Board of Directors, The, “To Whom It May Concern,” Christian Science Sentinel, November 13, 1909, 210; “Letters to Our Leader,” Christian Science Sentinel, eber 1, 10, 211–12; Eddy, “A Letter by Mrs. Eddy,” Christian Science Sentinel, eber 20, 10, 20 “Dropped from Membership,” Christian Science Sentinel, November 27, 1909, 251; “Letters to Our Leader,” Christian Science Sentinel, eber 27, 10, 21–52; Eddy, “A Letter by Mrs. Eddy,” Christian Science Sentinel, eeber , 1909, 270; “Letters to Our Leader,” Christian Science Sentinel, eeber , 10, 271–72 0 “Dropped from Membership,” Christian Science Sentinel, eber 27, 10, 21 0 bid 07 bid 0 Library re yrih ie, Catalogue of Copyright Entries ahi ere rii ie, 2 eeber 10, 10, i be ie, Miie, erie ei – Bk yrih 0 “Special Announcements,” Christian Science Sentinel, eeber 1, 10, 1

110 aary The day aer erie i haed a eei erie i The Mher hrh10

110 aary She is made an honorary member of the New England Women’s re iai11

110 aary he ed a i 2,20 r eari he bihi e12

110 aary 1 ira eae r her ied by da ikey ae ha brah hrhe hd ad a ry derai r ere1

110 ebrary 7 he ae he eed r re e i he hriia iee raie1

110 Marh 12 he bihe a ie i he Sentinel about Sybil Wilbur’s birahy1 i reried i Miscellany, 27–

110 Marh 1 he ahrie he rk he ir raai Science and Health i era1

110 e he ree ha a a re, re eer her ha be bihed i he eridia, h edi a eare ha had ir aeared i he Journal i 1 ad he i he Sentinel17

110 e 11 The a Meei rer irae he baia rh i he ee by he a ha here are 10 addiia ii brah hrhe ad ieie ie he rei e1

110 y 1 er rad, ere ahi er ad dre er, ii her a he i1

10 The Christian Science Journal, aary 110, i 11 “Women Writers Honor Mrs. Eddy,” The Christian Science Monitor, aary , 110 12 “Mrs. Eddy’s Generous Contribution,” Christian Science Sentinel, aary , 110, 70 1 Adam Dickey, “Democracy in Church Government,” Christian Science Sentinel, aary 1, 110, 0 1 Eddy, Miscellany, 1 Mary Baker Eddy, “Mrs. Eddy’s History,” Christian Science Sentinel, Marh 12, 110, 0 1 Mary Baker Eddy i ear, 1 Marh 110, L0271 17 da ikey, “Take Notice,” Christian Science Sentinel, e , 110, 70 1 “The Annual Meeting,” Christian Science Sentinel, e 1, 110, 10 1 ai rye, ebk, 1 y 110, E0

110 y 2 he drie her eah ee he ad ee The Mher hrh Eei r he eay20

110 22 he add he a rii he Church Manual rie , ei 22 i reire raiier hd i idee a iai ih heir aie21

110 ber e hae i Science and Health are ade ad are irraed i he edii bihed i aary 111 eber he ree ha her ire be reed r Science and Health, Miscellaneous Writings, ad a her ree r re rii22

110 ber 1 “Take Notice” is published from her: all inquiries regarding hriia iee raie, he iee biai, eadi aiiie, eberhi i The Mher hrh, e, be e he Bard irer reie ei are haded by he erk The Mher hrh2

110 eber aee i ade ha a e her Poems i a he re2

110 eber 11 ra ar a die2

110 eber 21 da ikey bee a irer, eedi ra ar a2

110 eber 2 eia ae Thakii ie he Monitor i bihed

110 ae eber The ia reii he Church Manual eihyih edii i ared by her27

110 eeber 1 She writes her last words: “God is my life.” She writes this upon

20 ai rye, ebk, 2 y 110, E0 21 h id Mary Baker Eddy, 2 e 110, L0711 Mary Baker Eddy, 2 e 110, L0711 Mary Baker Eddy rhibad MLea, 2 110, L0702 22 da ikey i ear, 10 eber 110, L0727 2 Mary Baker Eddy, “Take Notice,” Christian Science Sentinel, ber 1, 110, 0 2 Archibald McLellan, “Our Leader’s Poems,” Christian Science Sentinel, November 5, 1910, 190; “Poems by Mary Baker Eddy,” Christian Science Sentinel, eber , 110, 1 2 ai rye, ebk, 11 eber 110, E0 2 bid, 21 eber 110 27 Mary Baker Eddy, 0000, 20

her rer r a drie he had ake hi Thrday aer2 Thi d be her a drie

110 eeber She tells those around her, “I have all in divine Love, that is all I need.”2 he die a her he i reidee hi arday ih

110 eeber 7 The ra a i ah by Bike 0

110 eeber era erie i hed hi day, a Thrday1 Ediria e r a er he rd, ad e reri ha Eddy had rie, aear i he Sentinel hrh Marh 111

2 Mary Baker Eddy, 1 eeber 110, L007 2 Ea ah, eeber 110, L11 0 abk, 7 eeber 110, be ie, The ir hrh hri, iei – Bard Edai – abk – 1–110 hy 1 “Mary Baker Eddy,” Christian Science Sentinel, December 10, 1910, 283; “Mary Baker Eddy,” Christian Science Sentinel, eeber 17, 110, 0