The group questioned the need for relief in Italy, as well as the legitimacy of Myron Taylor's office, on the grounds that this office represented a violation of the separation between church and state. The letters written after Parsons was given his new assignment in India in July of 1948 are generally more personal in nature. In these letters, Parsons shares his feelings about leaving Rome. He professes to have enjoyed Rome and he defends his former secretary against rumors of poor work habits. Only one letter in this collection of papers is to Myron Taylor.
Letters are in chronological order.
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