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1904. The third in a series of six volumes on the true story of the Theosophical Society. This volume discusses 1883 through 1887. Accounts of meeting several "Masters" in the course of their travels, results of those meetings, moving the headquarters from Bombay to Madras, the Coulomb conspiracy, true story of the S.P.R. report is placed on record and Madame Blavatsky's last departure from India into the exile of an European home are found within this volume.

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IF there was ever a man who could turn a menu into a sort of alimentary poem, it is Brigadier-General A. Kenny-Herbert, ex-Military Secretary to the Government of Madras, now retired and living in London. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Theosophical Society, Subba Row, Madame Blavatsky, New York, Adyar Library, London Lodge, High Priest, Lord Derby, Sir Arthur Gordon, Sinhalese Buddhists, Colonial Office, Lady Caithness, Northern India, Raghoonath Row, Sreenivas Row, Town Hall, Executive Committee, Lord Buddha, Board of Control, Madras Presidency, Pandit Gopinath, Prince Harisinhji, Provincial Committee, Sir Edwin, Earl of Derby New!
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