Theos-Talk Archives (May 2006 Message tt00115)

Daniel,

The Alexandria West archives does not have any unpublished source Judge 
case documents. For these, I suggest that you inquire with the Adyar and 
Pasadena archives. 
Good luck,
Jerry



You write:

> I also wonder what other unpublished documents relevant to
> the Judge case are in other Theosophical archives, such as the
> archives of the ULT Los Angeles and New York, the H.P.B. Library
> in Canada, the Alexandria West archives, the Point Loma Publications
> archives, etc.?




danielhcaldwell wrote:

> Theosophical Archives & the Judge Case
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> It is a good idea to ask the T.S. Adyar to make available from
> its archives all the historical documents relating to the Judge
> Case, but I would imagine it would be a good idea to ask all the
> existing Theosophical archives to make available their historical
> documents as they relate to the Judge Case.
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> There are possibly very valuable unpublished documents in the
> Pasadena TS Archives that would help
> independent researchers trying to understand
> the pros and cons of the Judge Case.
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> For example, are there copies of letters
> that Judge sent to Olcott, Besant, Chakravarti, etc. etc.?
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> What about the letters written to Judge
> from Besant, Olcott, Chakravarti, and other
> relevant players in this theosophical drama?
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> What about Judge's diaries including a possible 1884 diary
> covering the period when Judge was in India?
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> Or possibly unpublished notes, etc. from Judge
> defending and describing how he acted as
> a transmitter of letters from the Mahatmas.
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> There may be other documents which would in effect
> help to throw light on the various charges in the Judge
> Case:
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> Other Mahatma letters relevant to the Judge
> case.
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> Also letters of Elliott Coues, Judge, and HPB concerning the
> issue of Judge allegedly sending Mahatma Letters to Coues
> in 1887/1888.
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> I also wonder what other unpublished documents relevant to
> the Judge case are in other Theosophical archives, such as the
> archives of the ULT Los Angeles and New York, the H.P.B. Library
> in Canada, the Alexandria West archives, the Point Loma Publications
> archives, etc.?
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> Daniel Caldwell
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