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m (Correct June 1887 (No. 3) table of contents: real page ranges, print order, format=linked, separate pages for identified authors per rules 2a/2b; carries the comment-field cleanup forward) |
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| month = July | | month = July | ||
| page = 97 | | page = 97-101 | ||
| title = Letters on the True | | title = Letters on the True | ||
| author = | | title link = Keightley J - Letters on the True | ||
| author signed = Jasper Niemand | | title style = small-caps | ||
| comment = | | author = [[Keightley, Julia|Julia Keightley]] | ||
| type = | | author signed = Jasper Niemand, F. T. S. | ||
| links to text = | | comment = Part II, addressed to "My Comrades," continuing from Part I (June 1887). | ||
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| year = 1887 | | year = 1887 | ||
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| month = July | | month = July | ||
| page = 102 | | page = 102-107 | ||
| title = The Poetry of Reincarnation in Western Literature | | title = The Poetry of Reincarnation in Western Literature | ||
| | | title link = Walker ED - Reincarnation A Western Study of the Subject | ||
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| author = [[Walker, Edward Dwight|E. D. Walker]] | |||
| author signed = E. D. Walker | |||
| comment = Part I, "American Poets," retitling and continuing the series begun as "Reincarnation. A Western Study of the Subject" (May 1887); quotes poems by Paul Hamilton Hayne, J. G. Whittier, Bayard Taylor (two), T. B. Aldrich, Charles G. Leland, Maurice Thompson and N. P. Willis. Continues through English, Continental and Platonic poets in later issues of Volume II, outside the scope of this project. | |||
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| year = 1887 | | year = 1887 | ||
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| number = 4 | | number = 4 | ||
| month = July | | month = July | ||
| page = 108 | | page = 108-114 | ||
| title = Evidence | | title = Evidence and Impossibility | ||
| author = | | title link = Fawcett ED - Evidence and Impossibility | ||
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| comment = | | author = [[Fawcett, Edward Douglas|E. D. Fawcett]] | ||
| type = | | author signed = E. D. Fawcett | ||
| links to text = | | comment = Subtitled "The Logic of a Priori Negation and the Relations of the Subjective to the Objective in the Estimation of Evidence." | ||
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| year = 1887 | | year = 1887 | ||
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| month = July | | month = July | ||
| page = 114 | | page = 114-117 | ||
| title = Reincarnations of Mahatmas | | title = Reincarnations of Mahatmas | ||
| author = | | title link = Baxter S - Reincarnations of Mahatmas | ||
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| comment = | | author = [[Baxter, Sylvester|Sylvester Baxter]] | ||
| type = | | author signed = S. B. | ||
| links to text = | | comment = Signed "S. B.," identified as Sylvester Baxter by the established pattern of his other signed Path contributions. | ||
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| year = 1887 | | year = 1887 | ||
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| number = 4 | | number = 4 | ||
| month = July | | month = July | ||
| page = 117 | | page = 117-118 | ||
| title = Some Poetry of the Sufis | | title = Some Poetry of the Sufis | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol2/Text#path_v2_n4_p117 | ||
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| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = K. H. | ||
| links to text = | | comment = A reader's letter from Rome, Italy, with a translated Sufi poem, "A Parable of Jellaleddin." Signed only "K. H."; author not identifiable from the initials alone. | ||
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| year = 1887 | | year = 1887 | ||
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| month = July | | month = July | ||
| page = 118 | | page = 118-119 | ||
| title = Thoughts in Solitude | | title = Thoughts in Solitude | ||
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| author signed = Pilgrim | | author signed = Pilgrim | ||
| comment = | | comment = Part VI, "Sir Philip Sidney." Author not identifiable from the pseudonym alone. | ||
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| month = July | | month = July | ||
| page = 119 | | page = 119-121 | ||
| title = Shall | | title = Shall We Know Our Friends in Heaven? | ||
| author = | | title link = Johnston C - Shall We Know Our Friends in Heaven | ||
| author signed = Charles Johnston | | title style = small-caps | ||
| comment = | | author = [[Johnston, Charles|Charles Johnston]] | ||
| type = | | author signed = Charles Johnston, F. T. S. | ||
| links to text = | | comment = Signed "Charles Johnston, F. T. S.," dated "Dublin, Ireland." | ||
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| year = 1887 | | year = 1887 | ||
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| number = 4 | | number = 4 | ||
| month = July | | month = July | ||
| page = 121 | | page = 121-124 | ||
| title = Some Theosophical Statistics | | title = Some Theosophical Statistics | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol2/Text#path_v2_n4_p121 | ||
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| comment = | | author = | ||
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| links to text = | | comment = Unsigned. A tabulation of Theosophical Society branches founded in India and Ceylon since 1880, by year, with totals of branches worldwide by country as of January 1887, and a note on the American Branches. | ||
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| page = 124 | | page = 124 | ||
| title = | | title = Branch and Society Notes | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol2/Text#path_v2_n4_p124 | ||
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| links to text = | | comment = Unsigned notes: a convention of pundits and scholars at Hardwar, India, on 1 June to discuss the revival of Sanskrit and Aryan literature, attended by Col. Olcott; a paper on "Cycles of Time" read by Bro. J. Ralston Skinner at the Cincinnati Branch; the growth of the Aryan Theosophical Society's library; and the founding of the Pranava Theosophical Society in St. Louis. | ||
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| number = 4 | | number = 4 | ||
| month = July | | month = July | ||
| page = 124 | | page = 124-125 | ||
| title = | | title = Literary Notes | ||
| | | title link = Path/Vol2/Text#path_v2_n4_p124b | ||
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| comment = Unsigned notices: the announcement that Mabel Collins ("M. C.") is the author of ''Through the Gates of Gold''; a forthcoming work, ''The Yoga Way'', from the Eastern Publishing Company; a review of A. P. Sinnett's theosophical novel ''United''; and a notice of S. C. Gould's paper ''The Staff of Adam and the Shem-Hammephorash''. | |||
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| month = July | | month = July | ||
| page = 126 | | page = 126-128 | ||
| title = Tea Table Talk | | title = Tea Table Talk | ||
| author = | | title link = Keightley J - Tea Table Talk | ||
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| author = [[Keightley, Julia|Julia Keightley]] | |||
| author signed = Julius | | author signed = Julius | ||
| comment = | | comment = Collects an astral-projection anecdote from "Quickly," two experiences from "the widow," and a correspondent's quotation from Herodotus on the luminous pillars of the temple of Hercules at Tyre alongside an extract from Reichenbach's researches in animal magnetism. The issue and volume close on the same page with a quoted precept from the Saddharma-Pundarika and "OM." | ||
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