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Sources: ''Moskovskie Vedomosti'', No. 305, 30 November 1879 (end of Letter I), and No. 310, 5 December 1879 (Letter II). A dark cross appears beside the date line and a short horizontal stroke above “насъ” in the third column. The writer has not been identified. +
Sources: Moskovskie Vedomosti, No. 48, 18 February 1880 (Letter XIII), and No. 55, 25 February 1880 (Letter XIV). Letter XIII ends here; Letter XIV begins below and continues on [[HPB-SB-6-144|page 144]]. The printed footnote to its heading appears on page 144. +
Text on pasted page crossed out, leaving image as a focus object. +
The Philosophic Inquirer, new series, v. 1, No. 2. Theism continues on page 206. +
The Philosophic Inquirer, v. 5, No. 24, printed p. 185. The second article continues on page 184. +
The Philosophic Inquirer, v. 5, No. 24, printed p. 188. Four items are catalogued. +
The Philosophic Inquirer, v. 5, No. 25, printed p. 193. Two articles continue on page 188. +
The Philosophic Inquirer, v. 5, No. 25, printed p. 196. Two items are catalogued. +
The Philosophic Inquirer, v. 5, No. 26, printed p. 201. Two editorials are catalogued. +
The Philosophic Inquirer, v. 5, No. 26, printed p. 204. +
The Pope of India begins here and continues on page 193. +
The Society for Psychical Research report ends here. Anna Kingsford’s article begins below it and continues on pages 169, 170 and 175. +
The Thinker, July 16, 1882. Six articles and fragments are catalogued. +
The Thinker, July 9, 1882. The second article continues on page 214. +
The clipping is printed p. 198. Its upper part completes the article begun on scrapbook page 151; after an ornamental divider a separate untitled address begins and continues through printed p. 205 on scrapbook page 159. +
The clippings on this leaf come from different issues of Light. A dark wavy line crosses part of the last line of Arundale’s long paragraph. The writer has not been identified. The underlying newspaper masthead is dated September 16, 1882; the overlaid first cutting is from September 9, 1882. +
The cutoff end of the bibliography and an obscured letter in the note about the missionaries at Goa are restored from the exact newspaper original: Moskovskie Vedomosti, No. 54, 23 February 1881, p. 3. +
The damaged but identifiable opening has been checked against the original printing in Pravda, No. 59, 12 (24) March 1878, p. 1. +
The first printed note below belongs to the heading on [[HPB-SB-6-193|page 6-193]]. Its missing ending and the note at the Clifford quotation are restored from Moskovskie Vedomosti, No. 179, 30 June 1880, p. 2. +
The footnotes begin with the continuation of the fourth printed note on [[HPB-SB-6-190|page 6-190]]. +