The Mary Baker Eddy Papers project offers digitized access to the correspondence, sermons, and personal writings of the founder of Christian Science. Housed at the Mary Baker Eddy Library, this collection illuminates Eddy’s religious thought, organizational leadership, and cultural legacy. The project includes scholarly commentary and searchable transcriptions, supporting in-depth study of American religious innovation, women’s leadership, and theological controversy. It’s a rich archive for scholars of religion, gender studies, and the history of spiritual movements in the United States.
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