In 1897, on the advice of her father, eight-year-old Virginia O’Hanlon wrote a short, inquisitive letter to the editor of New York’s since-defunct newspaper, The Sun...
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This is so beautiful and I realized that I had never read the full letter before!
I am so glad to have found Letters of Note again. I used to follow you somewhere and then lost track.
This shows that even the most complicated questions can be answered with utmost elegance and delicacy without compromising the truth. Thanks for sharing here.
I'm tearful as I write in gratitude, for Francis P Church's reply. What an elegant, unequivocal, generous answer.
An editorial that everyone must read!