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|description=A geologist and lecturer who wrote on psychometry. His publications include ''The Soul of Things''. ''The Theosophist'' reproduced his verse “The Devil is Dead” in January 1880, identifying him as Professor Denton.
|description=William Denton was a geologist and lecturer who wrote on psychometry. His publications include ''The Soul of Things''. ''The Theosophist'' reproduced his verse “The Devil is Dead” in January 1880, identifying him as Professor Denton.
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William Denton
A geologist and lecturer who wrote on psychometry. His publications include The Soul of Things. The Theosophist reproduced his verse “The Devil is Dead” in January 1880, identifying him as Professor Denton.


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