HPB-SB-13-162

from Adyar archives of the International Theosophical Society

volume 13, page 162

vol. title:

vol. period: 1882

pages in vol.: 229

Composite mounting. The left and upper-right clippings conclude two items begun on scrapbook page 161. The central clipping begins a letter under the Correspondence heading and continues on page 163. The rotated lower strip preserves entries 18–24 of a book list whose heading, entries 1–17, and remaining sections are mounted on page 163; the disrupted physical order is recorded explicitly rather than silently reconstructed.

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< Hints on Esoteric Theosophy (continued from page 13-161) >

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<Untitled> (Encouraged by the indulgence hitherto shown to my pen alike…)

To the Editor of the Philosophic Inquirer

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< A New Religion Come to Grief (continued from page 13-161) >

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Partial List of Books Recommended for Purchase by Theosophical Societies

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Editor's notes

↑ Encouraged by the indulgence hitherto shown to my pen alike… by unknown author (signed as P. U. V.), Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, Madras, Sunday, June 11, 1882; printed page number not preserved. A letter replying to V. V. N.'s article on Olcottism and contrasting Colonel Olcott with Colonel Ingersoll. It begins here under the Correspondence heading and ends on scrapbook page 163 with the signature P. U. V.; the separate letter by V. V. N. that follows that signature on page 163 is not part of this item.
↑ Partial List of Books Recommended for Purchase by Theosophical Societies by unknown author, Undated printed circular or catalogue; exact publisher and date not established. This rotated scrapbook fragment preserves only numbered entries 18–24. Scrapbook page 163 preserves the printed heading and entries 1–17 below it, followed separately by entries 25–70, a Partial List of Journals, and ordering instructions. The page-163 evidence restores the identity and extent of the item, but does not establish a publisher, publication date, or author; the handwritten H. P. B. note there is therefore not entered as a printed author signature.

[1] Encouraged by the indulgence hitherto shown to my pen alike… by unknown author (signed as P. U. V.), Philosophic Inquirer, The, v. 5, No. 24, Madras, Sunday, June 11, 1882; printed page number not preserved. A letter replying to V. V. N.'s article on Olcottism and contrasting Colonel Olcott with Colonel Ingersoll. It begins here under the Correspondence heading and ends on scrapbook page 163 with the signature P. U. V.; the separate letter by V. V. N. that follows that signature on page 163 is not part of this item.

[2] Partial List of Books Recommended for Purchase by Theosophical Societies by unknown author, Undated printed circular or catalogue; exact publisher and date not established. This rotated scrapbook fragment preserves only numbered entries 18–24. Scrapbook page 163 preserves the printed heading and entries 1–17 below it, followed separately by entries 25–70, a Partial List of Journals, and ordering instructions. The page-163 evidence restores the identity and extent of the item, but does not establish a publisher, publication date, or author; the handwritten H. P. B. note there is therefore not entered as a printed author signature.

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