1918. An examination of the phenomena of spiritualism and of the evidence for survival after death. psychical research; conflicting objections of science and religion; levitation and impunity to fire; apparitions; proof of supernormal messages, the Ouija board; clairvoyance; divine ground of the soul; telepathy; and so much more.
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THERE are many people, and their number is rapidly increasing, who feel, as the late Professor Henry Sidgwick has said, "it is a scandal that the dispute as to the reality of the marvellous phenomena of Spiritualism should still be going on,-phenomena of which it is quite impossible to exaggerate the scientific importance, if only a tenth part of what has been alleged by generally credible witnesses could be shown to be true." Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Henry Sidgwick, Sir Oliver Lodge, Stainton Moses, Miss Beauchamp, General Boldero, Lord Adare, Lord Combermere, Peter Rooney, Roden Noel, Abraham Florentine, British Association, Colonel Gurwood, Miss Johnson, Morton Prince, Frederick Myers, Mary Roff, Professor Sidgwick, Right Hon, Sergeant Cox, Sir Hugh Lane, Natural Philosophy, Philosophy of Mysticism, United States New!
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THERE are many people, and their number is rapidly increasing, who feel, as the late Professor Henry Sidgwick has said, "it is a scandal that the dispute as to the reality of the marvellous phenomena of Spiritualism should still be going on,-phenomena of which it is quite impossible to exaggerate the scientific importance, if only a tenth part of what has been alleged by generally credible witnesses could be shown to be true." Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
blindfolded sitters, unseen intelligences, spirit hypothesis, spiritualistic phenomena, subliminal self, professional mediums, psychical research, matic writing, psychical phenomena Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Henry Sidgwick, Sir Oliver Lodge, Stainton Moses, Miss Beauchamp, General Boldero, Lord Adare, Lord Combermere, Peter Rooney, Roden Noel, Abraham Florentine, British Association, Colonel Gurwood, Miss Johnson, Morton Prince, Frederick Myers, Mary Roff, Professor Sidgwick, Right Hon, Sergeant Cox, Sir Hugh Lane, Natural Philosophy, Philosophy of Mysticism, United States New!
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- Psychical Research by W. F. Barrett on 4 pages
- Philosophy of Mysticism Vol One (The Occult) by Carl Du Prel on page 10, page 252, and page 280
- Physical Theory of Another Life by Isaac Taylor on page 112, and page 293
- The United States (Handbooks to the Modern World, 3-Vol. Set) by Godfrey Hodgson on page 222
- Spirit Teachings by M. A. Oxon on page 189
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- Psychology of the Superconscious or the Higher Phenomena of the Saints and Mystics by Philo Laos Mills on 7 pages
- Literature, Technology and Magical Thinking, 1880-1920 (Cambridge Studies in Nineteenth-Century Literature and Culture) by Pamela Thurschwell on page 24, Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Epitome of Swedenborg's Science, Part 1 by Frank W. Very on page 447, page 476, and page 615
- The Siren Call of Hungry Ghosts: A Riveting Investigation Into Channeling and Spirit Guides by Joe Fisher on page 268, and Back Matter
- Modern Spiritism: Its Science and Religion by A. T. Schofield on page 78, and page 173
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