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No.231, January 26th 1877
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Volume 10, Jan - Jun 1877 - The Spiritualist newspaper
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The Spiritualist
DescriptionA complete run of 'The Spiritualist', later 'The Spiritualist Newspaper', and a partial run of its short lived successor 'Psyche'. Published in London from 1869-1882. A key title of the spiritualist movement, and significant in relation to the development of the movement in the UK. Unusually for this era, it has a strong focus on women. Edinburgh-born Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was among supporters of spiritualism. Detractors included his friend Harry Houdini, who collected spiritualist publications: this title is in the Harry Houdini Collection in the Library of Congress.
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