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African-American occult writer and lecturer (1825-1875), initially active as a Spiritualist medium and later a promoter of his own Rosicrucian system. He also worked for African-American education after the Civil War. His writings include ''Pre-Adamite Man'', ''Ravalette'', ''Seership'' and ''Eulis''; de Zirkoff distinguishes their philosophical themes from the author's unverified initiatory claims. {{ctd-source|BCW|3|518-521}}. | African-American occult writer and lecturer (1825-1875), initially active as a Spiritualist medium and later a promoter of his own Rosicrucian system. He also worked for African-American education after the Civil War. His writings include ''Pre-Adamite Man'', ''Ravalette'', ''Seership'' and ''Eulis''; de Zirkoff distinguishes their philosophical themes from the author's unverified initiatory claims. {{ctd-source|BCW|3|518-521}}. | ||
The appendix refers to his biographical sketch elsewhere in the collected writings. {{ctd-source|BCW|4|663}}. | |||
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