Coleman, William Emmette

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William Emmette Coleman
1843-1909
William Emmette Coleman

(1843-1909)

American author and lecturer. Settled in San Francisco in 1880; lectured widely on scientific subjects, especially Oriental religions and languages. Wrote Darwinism and Spiritualism (1877) and Spiritualism-Cui Bono? (1878). Opposed Theosophy and H. P. Blavatsky from the very first, publishing a number of articles trying to expose H.P.B. as a literary fraud; while a few of his strictures have some small justification in fact, his arguments are shallow and his facts often confused. (BCW 1:449-450).


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To show: William Emmette Coleman; sortable: Coleman, William Emmette
Person's short name: W. E. Coleman; sortable: Coleman, W. E.; for categories: Coleman W.E.
Lifetime: 1843-1909
Shortly: American author and lecturer. Settled in San Francisco in 1880; lectured widely on scientific subjec...