The Spiritualist > No.42, December 15th 1872

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No. 42. (Vol. III.—No. 3.)
LONDON: DEC. 15, 1872.
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Oftmtents.
Proselytising ... ... .... 34
Spiritualism in Dalston
Swedenborg on Men and Women ...
Private Seances:—Seance at Upper Norwood; seances :at Mr. Everitt’s;
seances at Mrs. Makdougall Gregory’s; seances at Mrs. Henry Cook’s
The Anthropological Institute:—Prehistoric Stone Implements from
India; Anthropology at the British Association; the Admission of
Ladies to Anthropological Meetings ; Prehistoric Implements
St. John’s Association of Spiritualists
A Case of Spiritual Obsession
Spiritual Resurrection ...
Tracts.
Correspondence:—Face Manifestations
Poetry:—Eternal Progression ... ...
Spiritual Guidance ... ...
Paragraphs: —Etruscan Inscriptions; Royal Institution
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