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{{Style P-No indent|would be useful to a large number of readers, if placed on the shelves
of a public library. You, gentlemen, and my honored friend, Madame
Blavatsky, have already made such offerings. Mr. Charles Partridge has
kindly promised some of the early numbers of the Spiritual Telegraph,
which are of great value on account of their rarity. Cahagnet's
Celestial Telegraph, for instance, would be very acceptable, if any one
would favor us with a copy; also De Gasparin's Spiritualism ''versus''
Science, Leger's Animal Magnetism, and any other rare works on this
subject. Judge Edmonds's Sacred Circle is out of print, and we have at
present only a lent copy, which must be returned ere long. We should
also appreciate a complete file of R. P. Ambler's Spiritual periodical,
and a work entitled The Little Bouquet.}}
 
If you find it within your discretion to insert these few lines in the
Banner of Light, and should they meet with any response, I shall be
happy to take charge of any donations so received (which you will
perhaps first allow to be deposited at your office), and an official
receipt will be forwarded to the donors from London, besides being
acknowledged in the columns of The Spiritualist newspaper.
 
{{Style P-Signature in capitals|Emily Kislingbury}}
''New York City, Oct.'' 17''th'', 1877.


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from Adyar archives of the International Theosophical Society
vol. 4, p. 87

volume 4, page 87

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vol. period: 1876-1878

pages in vol.: 247

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< Wanted – Works on Spiritism (continued from page 4-86) >

would be useful to a large number of readers, if placed on the shelves of a public library. You, gentlemen, and my honored friend, Madame Blavatsky, have already made such offerings. Mr. Charles Partridge has kindly promised some of the early numbers of the Spiritual Telegraph, which are of great value on account of their rarity. Cahagnet's Celestial Telegraph, for instance, would be very acceptable, if any one would favor us with a copy; also De Gasparin's Spiritualism versus Science, Leger's Animal Magnetism, and any other rare works on this subject. Judge Edmonds's Sacred Circle is out of print, and we have at present only a lent copy, which must be returned ere long. We should also appreciate a complete file of R. P. Ambler's Spiritual periodical, and a work entitled The Little Bouquet.

If you find it within your discretion to insert these few lines in the Banner of Light, and should they meet with any response, I shall be happy to take charge of any donations so received (which you will perhaps first allow to be deposited at your office), and an official receipt will be forwarded to the donors from London, besides being acknowledged in the columns of The Spiritualist newspaper.

Emily Kislingbury

New York City, Oct. 17th, 1877.

F.T.S.


The Spiritual State

F.T.S.

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Isis Unveiled

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Editor's notes

  1. ↑ The Spiritual State by Baboo Peary Chand Mittra. From the London Spiritualist, Nov. 23d.
  2. ↑ Isis Unveiled by unknown author, Hartford Daily Times, Friday Evening, November 30, 1877