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''To the Editor of the Spiritual Scientist:'' | {{Style P-No indent|''To the Editor of the Spiritual Scientist:''}} | ||
{{Style S-Small capitals|Dear Sir}}: — I beg you to allow me to oppose through the columns of your impartial paper, an absolute contradiction to the malicious falsehoods of the letter inserted by M. Home in the Sunday Herald of March 12, 1876, in which he seeks to injure my husband—M. Leymarie, editor of the Revue Spirite of Paris—by statements that are completely and utterly untrue. | {{Style S-Small capitals|Dear Sir}}: — I beg you to allow me to oppose through the columns of your impartial paper, an absolute contradiction to the malicious falsehoods of the letter inserted by M. Home in the Sunday Herald of March 12, 1876, in which he seeks to injure my husband—M. Leymarie, editor of the Revue Spirite of Paris—by statements that are completely and utterly untrue. | ||
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I heartily regret that Mr. Horae should resort to the use of poisoned weapons in attacking, those who, holding different opinions from his own, are devoted to the great cause to which his remarkable physical mediumship has in the fast done good service. It is evident that he cannot forgive Allan Kardec for having been chosen as the channel of communication for ideas that were not transmitted through him; but even from that point of view, could Mr. Home not find some mode of attacking those ideas, opposed as they are to the views which have taken him over to the Church of Rome, more honorable, more manly, than the dissemination of calumnies against those who differ from him? | I heartily regret that Mr. Horae should resort to the use of poisoned weapons in attacking, those who, holding different opinions from his own, are devoted to the great cause to which his remarkable physical mediumship has in the fast done good service. It is evident that he cannot forgive Allan Kardec for having been chosen as the channel of communication for ideas that were not transmitted through him; but even from that point of view, could Mr. Home not find some mode of attacking those ideas, opposed as they are to the views which have taken him over to the Church of Rome, more honorable, more manly, than the dissemination of calumnies against those who differ from him? | ||
The letter to which I am replying has led me to think that there may be truth in the remark which has so frequently been made of late. “Mr. Home ''is | {{Style S-HPB SB. HPB highlighted|The letter to which I am replying has led me to think that there may be truth in the remark which has so frequently been made of late. “Mr. Home ''is no longer a friend'' to the cause of Spiritualism; since he became a {{Style S-Small capitals|Catholic}} he has become an enemy to the movement with which he was at first identified, and would fain undo his own work.” But it needs not the gift of prophecy to announce to him that the only result of the employment of such weapons as those to which he has recourse will be ''worthy of those weapons and those who use them.''}} | ||
I beg to add that I assume for myself the entire responsibility of this reply, which I request you, Mr. Editor, to do me the favor of inserting ''entire ''in your earliest number, and remain, | {{Style S-HPB SB. HPB highlighted|I beg to add that I assume for myself the entire responsibility of this reply, which I request you, Mr. Editor, to do me the favor of inserting ''entire ''in your earliest number, and remain,}} | ||
Yours cordially in the great cause, | {{Style S-HPB SB. HPB highlighted|Yours cordially in the great cause,}} | ||
(Signed on the original.) | (Signed on the original.) | ||
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{{Style P-Signature in capitals|Jeanne Leymarie.}} | {{Style P-Signature in capitals|Jeanne Leymarie.}} | ||
7 Rue de Lille, Paris, France, March 31, 1876. | 7 Rue de Lille, Paris, France, March 31, 1876. | ||
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| continues = | | continues = | ||
| author = | | author signed = J. | ||
| title = The Seeress of Endor | | title = The Seeress of Endor | ||
| subtitle = | | subtitle = | ||
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| publication date = 1876-06-01 | | publication date = 1876-06-01 | ||
| original date = | | original date = | ||
| notes = | | notes = The original title is not pasted and substituted with "The Witch of Endor". | ||
| categories = | | categories = | ||
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| status = ok | | status = ok | ||
| author = | | author = | ||