An edition of The book of visions (1847)

The book of visions

being a transcript of the record of the secret thoughts of a variety of individuals while attending church : embracing members of the cabinet, members of Congress, bankers, lawyers, editors, merchants, ladies, etc., etc., in Washington City, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, London, and Paris : also, instances of the separation of the soul from the body--one individual being justified by faith and the other condemned : concluding with an account of the intermediate abode of departed spirits, and their happy or miserable condition, as they have done good or evil.

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An edition of The book of visions (1847)

The book of visions

being a transcript of the record of the secret thoughts of a variety of individuals while attending church : embracing members of the cabinet, members of Congress, bankers, lawyers, editors, merchants, ladies, etc., etc., in Washington City, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, London, and Paris : also, instances of the separation of the soul from the body--one individual being justified by faith and the other condemned : concluding with an account of the intermediate abode of departed spirits, and their happy or miserable condition, as they have done good or evil.

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J.W. Moore
Language
English
Pages
135

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Astral projection Visions
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Cover of: The book of visions
The book of visions: being a transcript of the record of the secret thoughts of a variety of individuals while attending church : embracing members of the cabinet, members of Congress, bankers, lawyers, editors, merchants, ladies, etc., etc., in Washington City, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, London, and Paris : also, instances of the separation of the soul from the body--one individual being justified by faith and the other condemned : concluding with an account of the intermediate abode of departed spirits, and their happy or miserable condition, as they have done good or evil.
1847, J.W. Moore
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Philadelphia

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Library of Congress
BF1101 .B6

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135 p. ;
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135

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OL23384896M
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32010529
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38597270

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