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Biography of Mrs. J. H. Conant, the World's Medium of the Nineteenth Century by John Day, Theodore Parker, Allen Putnam is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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A biography received from beyond by disembodied intelligences, being a history of her mediumship from childhood to the present time together with extracts from the diary of her physician; selections from letters received verifying spirit communications given through her organism at the Banner of light free circles; specimen messages, essays, and invocations from various intelligences in the other life. The accompanying biography is so simply and lucidly told, that it will explain itself to the reader, and needs no comments in advance. A few words relating to its authorship and the circumstances of its production, may properly come from one who read it while in manuscript, but was in no way connected with its production. I am told, and believe, that spirit Theodore Parker outlined and dictated its essential substance, and may be deemed its responsible producer. She is presented only as a medium, through whom light and information from the spirit world have more or less directly reached the minds of millions upon earth, and of whose mediumistic life hundreds of thousands will be glad to learn. The peculiar properties, gifts, utterances, labors, sufferings, and fame of its subject giv

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Author
John Day, Theodore Parker, Allen Putnam
Published
1878
Language
EN
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Religion, Poetry, Science

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