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  | notes = The appeal seeks support for W. H. Harrison after the suspension of The Spiritualist and identifies a debt of about £300. It begins on scrapbook page 129 and concludes with Campbell's signature on page 130; the following Henry G. Atkinson letter is separated typographically there.
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Latest revision as of 20:12, 2 October 2026


from Adyar archives of the International Theosophical Society
vol. 13, p. 129

volume 13, page 129

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vol. period: 1882

pages in vol.: 229

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Under the Auspices of the Following Well-Wishers

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Editor's notes

  1. ↑ Under the Auspices of the Following Well-Wishers by J. A. Campbell (signed as J. A. Campbell, B.A., Hon. Sec.), Standalone fundraising circular, London, May 1882. The appeal seeks support for W. H. Harrison after the suspension of The Spiritualist and identifies a debt of about £300. It begins on scrapbook page 129 and concludes with Campbell's signature on page 130; the following Henry G. Atkinson letter is separated typographically there.