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Joseph Ennemoser

(15 November 1787 − 19 September 1854)

Austrian medico-philosophic writer. Took his M.D. at Berlin in 1816 and was appointed professor of medicine at the Univ. of Bonn, 1819. Became widely known by his use of hypnotism. Chief work: Der Magnetismus in seiner geschichtlichen Entwickelung (1819).  (BCW 1:463).
Zirkoff's bibliography cites The History of Magic (London, 1854).  (BCW 4:646).

Austrian physician and writer (1787-1854), professor at Bonn and practitioner of animal magnetism. His History of Magic (1844) was translated into English by William Howitt in 1854; he also wrote on the theory and practice of mesmerism.  (BCW 5:373).

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Quotes: Zirkoff, Boris
CTD article in Russian: Эннемозер, Йозеф
Wikipedia: Joseph Ennemoser

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