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Letter of 22 April 1940 [From the Guardian:] To an individual believer |
| 1. | May Ellis Maxwell—spiritual mother of the Canadian
Bahá’í community,
became a believer in 1898, visited ‘Abdu’l-Bahá in Haifa in
1899 and returned to Paris to found the first Bahá’í centre on the
European continent, married Sutherland Maxwell and settled in
Montreal in 1902, achieved “the priceless honour” of a “martyr’s
death” in Argentina in 1940. For a review of the vast range of her
contributions to the Faith in Europe and America, see The Bahá’í
World Vol. VIII, 631–642, In Memoriam. [ Back To Reference] |
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