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| source title = Spiritual Scientist | | source title = Spiritual Scientist | ||
| source details = | | source details = v. 2, No. 12, May 27, 1875, p. 138 | ||
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The medium who is to sit with the investigators, being actively interested in certain business operations, has been temporarily called from New York. Meanwhile in anticipation of the commencement of his report of the séances of the Miracle Club, Col. Olcott authorises the announcement that he will contribute to the Scientist some of the results of his winter’s reading, in the form of a series of articles entitled “What the Ancients knew, and what the Moderns think they know.” This popular author in addition to what he gleaned in his researches among the splendid collections of the “Watkinson Library of Reference,” in Hartford, has recently had access to some ancient manuscripts, furnished him by “one who knows ''when'' and ''how'',” as the phrase goes; and our readers may count upon both entertainment and instruction in the papers which will appear in this Journal. | The medium who is to sit with the investigators, being actively interested in certain business operations, has been temporarily called from New York. Meanwhile in anticipation of the commencement of his report of the séances of the Miracle Club, Col. Olcott authorises the announcement that he will contribute to the Scientist some of the results of his winter’s reading, in the form of a series of articles entitled “What the Ancients knew, and what the Moderns think they know.” This popular author in addition to what he gleaned in his researches among the splendid collections of the “Watkinson Library of Reference,” in Hartford, has recently had access to some ancient manuscripts, furnished him by “one who knows ''when'' and ''how'',” as the phrase goes; and our readers may count upon both entertainment and instruction in the papers which will appear in this Journal. | ||
{{Style S-HPB SB. Lost|Our subscription list has increased so rapidly since the contributions of Col. Olcott, Gen. Lippitt, and others began to be printed, that we have to request all who desire to possess the forthcoming numbers, to subscribe in advance. It is no longer sale to trust to obtaining copies at the book-stores, and we cannot promise to supply deficiencies.}} | |||
We shall also begin at once the publication of a most important paper contributed by N. Wagner, Professor of Zoology in the University of St. Petersburg, and the Huxley of Russia; it gives the results of recent séances held with a French medium, named Brédif, by Prof. Wagner and two other professors of equal eminence. The document, which will appear in three successive chapters, has been translated from the Russian language for this paper by Madame Blavatsky, the accomplished lady, to whose trenchant pen several American journals are indebted for recent contributions which have elicited the highest praise for the elegance of their style and the vigour of their argument.{{Style S-HPB SB. HPB note|*}} | We shall also begin at once the publication of a most important paper contributed by N. Wagner, Professor of Zoology in the University of St. Petersburg, and the Huxley of Russia; it gives the results of recent séances held with a French medium, named Brédif, by Prof. Wagner and two other professors of equal eminence. The document, which will appear in three successive chapters, has been translated from the Russian language for this paper by Madame Blavatsky, the accomplished lady, to whose trenchant pen several American journals are indebted for recent contributions which have elicited the highest praise for the elegance of their style and the vigour of their argument.{{Style S-HPB SB. HPB note|*}} | ||
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