Nineteenth Century Miracles or Spirits and Their Work in Every Country of the Earth
by Emma Hardinge Britten
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Nineteenth Century Miracles or Spirits and Their Work in Every Country of the Earth
June 2003, Kessinger Publishing
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"WILLIAM HOWITT, that most indefatigable student of every subject on which he chose to exercise his facile pen, in his "History of the Supernatural," writes in strong terms against the custom of identifying the modern Spiritual movement with America as its birth place, or the "Rochester knockings," as the opening of intelligent communication between mortals and spirits."
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"WILLIAM HOWITT, that most indefatigable student of every subject on which he chose to exercise his facile pen, in his "History of the Supernatural," writes in strong terms against the custom of identifying the modern Spiritual movement with America as its birth place, or the "Rochester knockings," as the opening of intelligent communication between mortals and spirits."
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