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<center>ALLIANCE OF THEOSOPHY WITH A VEDIC SOCIETY IN THE FAR ORIENT. <ref>{{HPB-CW-comment|[This article was written by H.P.B. for the New York Echo, onJune 2, 1878, as appears from Col. Olcott’s entry of that date in his Diaries. The Echo was a short lived publication started by Charles Sotheran, one of the original Founders of the T.S., and the files of which do not seem to be accessible, in spite of a wide-spread search. Col. Olcott’s Diaries also mention the fact that the first issue of this Journal came out May 3, 1878, or at least was received by him on that date. The actual date on which the present article appeared in print is snot definitely known, although it must have been sometime in June of 1878. Its text is copied from the cutting pasted in H.P.B.’s Scrapbook, Vol. VIII, pp. 143-44, now in the Adyar Archives.—Compiler.]}}</ref></center>

<center>ALLIANCE OF THEOSOPHY WITH A VEDIC SOCIETY IN THE FAR ORIENT. <ref>{{HPB-CW-comment|[This article was written by H.P.B. for the New York Echo, onJune 2, 1878, as appears from Col. Olcott’s entry of that date in his Diaries. The Echo was a short lived publication started by Charles Sotheran, one of the original Founders of the T.S., and the files of which do not seem to be accessible, in spite of a wide-spread search. Col. Olcott’s Diaries also mention the fact that the first issue of this Journal came out May 3, 1878, or at least was received by him on that date. The actual date on which the present article appeared in print is snot definitely known, although it must have been sometime in June of 1878. Its text is copied from the cutting pasted in H.P.B.’s {{SB-page|v=8|p=143|text=Scrapbook, Vol. VIII, pp. 143-44}}, now in the Adyar Archives.—Compiler.]}}</ref></center>

<center>MADAME BLAVATSKY NARRATES THE HISTORY OF THE BRAHMO-SAMAJ AND THE ÂRYA-SAMÂJ.—THE CONFLICT OF FAITHS IN INDIA.—WHY THE THEOSOPHISTS NOW RECEIVE THEIR INSTRUCTIONS FROM A HINDU SECRET SOCIETY.</center>

<center>MADAME BLAVATSKY NARRATES THE HISTORY OF THE BRAHMO-SAMAJ AND THE ÂRYA-SAMÂJ.—THE CONFLICT OF FAITHS IN INDIA.—WHY THE THEOSOPHISTS NOW RECEIVE THEIR INSTRUCTIONS FROM A HINDU SECRET SOCIETY.</center>