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|title=Spiritual Scientist
|title=Spiritual Scientist
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|subtitle=A weekly journal devoted to the science, history, philosophy, and teachings of spiritualism. "Try to understand Yourself, and Things in general."
|subtitle=A weekly journal devoted to the science, history, philosophy, and teachings of spiritualism. "Try to understand Yourself, and Things in general."
|origin=Boston, USA
|origin=Boston, USA
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|short description=A weekly Boston journal devoted to the teachings of spiritualism and occultism.
|short description=A weekly Boston journal devoted to the teachings of spiritualism and occultism.
|approximate lifetime=1874-1878
|approximate lifetime=1874-1878
|ctd rus=Спиритуал Сайентист
|other resources=[http://iapsop.com/archive/materials/spiritual_scientist/ IAPSOP]
|other resources=[http://iapsop.com/archive/materials/spiritual_scientist/ IAPSOP]
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Spiritual Scientist
1874-1878
Spiritual Scientist
A weekly journal devoted to the science, history, philosophy, and teachings of spiritualism. "Try to understand Yourself, and Things in general."
(Boston, USA)

(1874-1878)

A weekly journal devoted to the science, history, philosophy and teachings of spiritualism, edited by E. Gerry Brown. H.P. Blavatsky and H.S. Olcott for a time took the journal under their protection (lending E.G. Brown money, contributing as authors and looking for other authors) and used it to announce the revolution effected in spiritualism by occultism. The journal was the first devoted to occultism. (IAPSOP).


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Short description: A weekly Boston journal devoted to the teachings of spiritualism and occultism.