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<center>A. AKSAKOFF’S NOBLE PROTEST.</center> | <center>A. AKSAKOFF’S NOBLE PROTEST.</center> | ||
To The Editor of The Spiritual Sientist: | {{Style P-No indent|{{Style S-Small capitals|To The Editor of The Spiritual Sientist:}}}} | ||
Dear Sir. — In advices just received from St. Petersburg, I am requested to translate and forward to the Scientist for publication, the protest of the Honorable Alexander Aksakoff, Imperial Counsellor of Sute, against the course of the professors of the university respecting the spiritualistic investigation. The document appears, in Russian, in the ‘‘Vedemostji,” the official journal of St. Peters- t urgh. Thu generous, high-minded, courageous gentleman has done the possible, and even the impossible, in order to open the spiritual eyes of those incurable moles who fear the daylight of truth as the burglar fears the policeman’ “bull's eye.” | {{Style S-Small capitals|Dear Sir}}. — In advices just received from St. Petersburg, I am requested to translate and forward to the Scientist for publication, the protest of the Honorable Alexander Aksakoff, Imperial Counsellor of Sute, against the course of the professors of the university respecting the spiritualistic investigation. The document appears, in Russian, in the ‘‘Vedemostji,” the official journal of St. Peters- t urgh. Thu generous, high-minded, courageous gentleman has done the possible, and even the impossible, in order to open the spiritual eyes of those incurable moles who fear the daylight of truth as the burglar fears the policeman’ “bull's eye.” | ||
The heart felt thanks and gratitude of every Spiritualist ought to be forwarded to this noble defender of the cause, who regretted neither his time, trouble or money to help the propagation of the truth. | The heart felt thanks and gratitude of every Spiritualist ought to be forwarded to this noble defender of the cause, who regretted neither his time, trouble or money to help the propagation of the truth. | ||
{{Style P-Signature in capitals|H.P. Blavatsky.}} | {{Style P-Signature in capitals|H. P. Blavatsky.}} | ||
New York, April 19, 1876. | New York, April 19, 1876. | ||