George Tyrrell

A Much-abused Letter George Tyrrell

To do so I need only retrace briefly the steps by which I have arrived at a decision counter to my first intention. On 7J anuary, 1906,1 received a letter from the late Father Martin, General of the Jesuits, in which he says : M yonly motive in writing is to learn from your Reverence whether or not you are the author of the expressions quoted in the Milanese Corriere della Sera of i January, of which I send you a copy herewith. The Archbishop of Milan asks me whether it is true that any Father of the Society has written such things, and I want an answer from you which I can transmit to the A rchbishop.
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