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extensive mastery of foreign languages would enable us to arrange the author’s idiomatic translation into fair, readable English.
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The letter closes with an explanation of her relations with the parties before named, assigns a reason for not wishing to have her work connected with them, and apologizes to Col. Olcott and Mme. Blavatsky for any injury the association of her name with theirs may have caused. The work is to be published soon after Christmas, and she gives the additional information that some twenty names have been struck off the subscription list by the author.
  
  

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vol. 1, p. 104
from Adyar archives of the International Theosophical Society
vol. 1 (1874-1876)
 

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< The Slanderers of "Art Magic" (continued from page 1-103) >

extensive mastery of foreign languages would enable us to arrange the author’s idiomatic translation into fair, readable English.”

The letter closes with an explanation of her relations with the parties before named, assigns a reason for not wishing to have her work connected with them, and apologizes to Col. Olcott and Mme. Blavatsky for any injury the association of her name with theirs may have caused. The work is to be published soon after Christmas, and she gives the additional information that some twenty names have been struck off the subscription list by the author.


An English Writer on Spiritualism in America

Spiritual Scientist, Dec: 30, 1875

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White Magic, or Occultism

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C.O.P.


Editor's notes

  1. An English Writer on Spiritualism in America by unknown author, Spiritual Scientist
  2. White Magic, or Occultism by C.O.P., Banner of Light