An edition of Man's survival after death, or, The other side of life (1909)

Man's survival after death, or, The other side of life

in the light of human experience and modern research

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Man's survival after death, or, The other sid ...
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Grant Richards
Language
English
Pages
277

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Bible and spiritualism, Future life

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Man's survival after death, or, The other side of life: in the light of human experience and modern research
1909, Grant Richards
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Errata slip (printed in red), tipped in.

LC copy has inscription on t.p.: A good popular account of a number of convincing cases, with an argument linking the movement with primitive Christianity. A.C.D. [Arthur Conan Doyle].

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Other Titles
Man's survival after death, Other side of life

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Library of Congress
BF1031 .T75 1909

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Pagination
277, [1] p.
Number of pages
277

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Open Library
OL30151624M
LCCN
33038472

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