Quotes:Reynaud, Jean Ernest

Zirkoff, Boris

Reynaud. Jean Ernest (1806-1863). French philosopher, b. at Lyons, 1806; d. at Paris, 1863. Stud. at Collège de Lyon under Merlin de Thionville, later at Polytechnical School, becoming mining engineer. Served, 1848, as representative at the Constitutional Assembly, and was appointed under-secretary of State for public education. State Councillor, 1849. Works: *Philosophie religieuse. Terre et Ciel, Paris, 1854. 8vo.; 5th ed., 1866. Admits the pre-existence of man, his continuance on other planets, and an endless progress. Condemned by council of bishops at Périgneux.—Réponse au Concile de Périgneux, Paris, 1858. 8vo.—Considérations sur l'esprit de la Gaule 474 Paris: L. Martinet, 1847. 8vo.—Discours sur la condition physique de la terre. Paris: de Bourgogne et Martinet, 1840. 8vo.

Source: Boris de Zirkoff, «H. P. Blavatsky Collected Writings», vol. 8, pp. 473-474