HPB-SB-13-141

from Adyar archives of the International Theosophical Society

volume 13, page 141

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vol. period: 1882

pages in vol.: 229

Both mounted columns are from The Arya, May 1882, printed p. 53: the upper-left text concludes an untitled article, and the separately ruled text at right begins a new article.

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<Untitled> (...of the blood so rapidly that a sufficient quantity is not left behind...)

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The Arya Samaj and the Theosophical Society

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Editor's notes

↑ ...of the blood so rapidly that a sufficient quantity is not left behind... by unknown author (signed as Philanthropist), Arya, The (Lahore), Lahore, May 1882, p. 53; conclusion only, title not preserved. Only the conclusion of this discussion of intoxicating liquors is mounted. It begins at the top of printed p. 53 in mid-sentence and ends with the signature “Philanthropist”; the preceding portion and its printed title are absent from the scrapbook. Printed pp. 51–52 are likewise not represented in the mounted May sequence, but the article is not assigned to either page without evidence.
↑ The Arya Samaj and the Theosophical Society by unknown author, Arya, The (Lahore), Lahore, May 1882, pp. 53–57. The article announces that the alliance between the Arya Samaj and the Theosophical Society has ended and sets out four allegations against the Society’s founders. The July 1882 Extra Supplement to The Theosophist, under “The Effects of Theosophy in India,” explicitly quotes the same four allegations as coming from the May number of The Arya. This article continues through scrapbook pages 142–145 and ends on printed p. 57.

[1] ...of the blood so rapidly that a sufficient quantity is not left behind... by unknown author (signed as Philanthropist), Arya, The (Lahore), Lahore, May 1882, p. 53; conclusion only, title not preserved. Only the conclusion of this discussion of intoxicating liquors is mounted. It begins at the top of printed p. 53 in mid-sentence and ends with the signature “Philanthropist”; the preceding portion and its printed title are absent from the scrapbook. Printed pp. 51–52 are likewise not represented in the mounted May sequence, but the article is not assigned to either page without evidence.

[2] The Arya Samaj and the Theosophical Society by unknown author, Arya, The (Lahore), Lahore, May 1882, pp. 53–57. The article announces that the alliance between the Arya Samaj and the Theosophical Society has ended and sets out four allegations against the Society’s founders. The July 1882 Extra Supplement to The Theosophist, under “The Effects of Theosophy in India,” explicitly quotes the same four allegations as coming from the May number of The Arya. This article continues through scrapbook pages 142–145 and ends on printed p. 57.

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