from Adyar archives of the International Theosophical Society
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vol. title: vol. period: 1882 pages in vol.: 229 |
< The Hindu Sabha (continued from page 13-131) >
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A Brahmin Widow Pregnant
To the Editor of the People’s Friend
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Colonel Olcott’s Farewell Address
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A Lecture by Col. H. S. Olcott
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Education
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Editor's notes
- ↑ A Brahmin Widow Pregnant by F. T. S. (signed as F. T. S.), People’s Friend, The (Madras), Madras, June 1882; exact issue date and printed page number not established. The letter argues that abortion and infanticide cannot end until widow marriage is introduced; an editorial note says that the correspondent should have authenticated the account.
- ↑ Colonel Olcott’s Farewell Address by unknown author, Madras Mail, The, Tuesday evening, June 6, 1882. The clipping reports Olcott's address at Pacheappa's Hall on the previous evening before his departure for Bombay.
- ↑ A Lecture by Col. H. S. Olcott by unknown author, Athenaeum and Daily News, Sunday, June 4, 1882. The report covers Olcott's Thursday-evening lecture at Pacheappa's Hall on India's Moral Death and Resurrection and announces another lecture for June 5.
- ↑ Education by M. (signed as M.), Philosophic Inquirer, The, Madras, Sunday, June 4, 1882. The article begins on scrapbook page 132 and concludes on page 133 with the signature M. and the dateline Bombay, May 26, 1882.