from Adyar archives of the International Theosophical Society
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vol. title: vol. period: 1882 pages in vol.: 229 |
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The Occult World
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<Untitled> (The Pundit of the Somaj “informs the public that neither Col. Olcott nor Mme. Blavatsky knows any thing of Yog Vidya...”)
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“The Common Foundation of All Religions.”
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“Tatva Vivesini,” or “The Thinker.”
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Editor's notes
- ↑ The Occult World by unknown author, Banner of Light, v. 51, No. 12, Boston, June 10, 1882, p. 9. The brief review is credited in print to The Indianapolis Journal. The exact Banner of Light issue confirms the book title, author A. P. Sinnett and publishers.
- ↑ The Pundit of the Somaj “informs the public that neither Col. Olcott nor Mme. Blavatsky knows any thing of Yog Vidya...” by unknown author, Bombay Gazette, The, May 1882; exact issue date not established. The June 1882 supplement to The Theosophist explicitly attributes this paragraph to the Bombay Gazette. The exact Gazette issue has not been identified.
- ↑ “The Common Foundation of All Religions.” by unknown author (signed as M.), Philosophic Inquirer, The, Madras, May 28, 1882, pp. 169-70. The conclusion preserved on scrapbook page 111 is signed M. and dated Bombay, May 19, 1882. The issue number is not printed on the preserved clipping.
- ↑ “Tatva Vivesini,” or “The Thinker.” by unknown author, Madras Native Opinion, Wednesday, June 14, 1882. The notice announces a proposed weekly Anglo-Tamil Secular Journal as an organ of the Hindu Freethought Union.