Theos-Talk Archives (November 2006 Message tt01061)

Daniel,

But Cooper did not say that the fake letters had to go 
without proper identification, did he? 

Although there are differences between the goals of a theosophist
and the goals of a scholar, both have in common a fundamental
principle: RESPECT FOR TRUTH -- and for the reader. 

Misleading the reader as to the contents of  a book serves no one's interest. 

Although  I view some editorial questions differently from John Cooper, I have to say that I received information from several theosophists that he was a honest and sincere researcher. 

And, of course, you have Tillett's testimony stating that Algeo, helped by you, stole John Cooper's work on the "HPB lettters" and acted like a scoundrel with regard to John Cooper's widow. 

Regards,   Carlos. 



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Data:Wed, 22 Nov 2006 16:38:08 -0000

Assunto:Theos-World POLICY stated by Cooper, followed by Algeo & supported by Tillett

> Below is the policy as given by John Cooper:
> 
> "...All letters written by H.P.B. will be included [in the volumes of
> HPB's "Collected Letters"]. These will INCLUDE letters whose
> authenticity is doubtful...." caps added. 
> 
> This policy stated by Cooper was followed by Algeo and is supported by 
> Tillett.
> 
> Now it appears that Aveline agrees with this policy. ??
> 
> Daniel
> http://hpb.cc 
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