Spiritualism, mediumship, and channeling

Interviews with spirits

Joan of Arc, Napoleon Bonaparte, Ignatius Loyola, Prince Leopold, Queen Elizabeth, Hannah More, Margaret Fuller Ossoli, Rev. John C. Drake, Josephus, Dante, Josephine, Hortense, Constantine, Marie Antoinette, George Washington, Charles Lee, Thomas Jefferson, Francis Fauquier, William Small, Michael Angelo, Beethoven, John Knox, Hypatia, Cleopatra, Eusebius, Milman, Francisco Pizarro, the homes of Joan of Arc, Bonaparte, Josephine, Horace Greeley, Thomas Paine, Prince Albert, Alice and Leopold, Beatrice, Voltaire, John Sage, Dred Scott, Joachim Murat, Mozart, E.V. Wilson, William Denton, Wendell Phillips, John Brown, Patrick Henry, Daniel O'Connell, Charles Sumner, Charlotte Corday, Madam Roland, Charlotte Cushman, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Robespierre and Danton, Abraham Lincoln, extract from Horace Greeley's Evening journal, published in the Fourth Sphere, Gen. Robert E. Lee, John Wilkes Booth, Madam Surratt, spirits of the First Sphere plotting insurrections upon earth, Phillip S. Barrick, father of Maude E. Lord, Maria Louisa, Goethe, Prof. Agassiz, "Stonewall" Jackson, William C. Bryant, Michael Faraday, Lord Balmerino : Mr. Bowles reports his own progress in spirit-life

Also known as Interviews with spirits, Joan of Arc. - Napoleon Bonaparte [and others] ..

by Samuel Bowles & Carolinn Edna Skinner Twing

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19th century
Language: English

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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
Joan of Arc, Napoleon Bonaparte, Ignatius Loyola, Prince Leopold, Queen Elizabeth, Hannah More, Margaret Fuller Ossoli, Rev. John C. Drake, Josephus, Dante, Josephine, Hortense, Constantine, Marie Antoinette, George Washington, Charles Lee, Thomas Jefferson, Francis Fauquier, William Small, Michael Angelo, Beethoven, John Knox, Hypatia, Cleopatra, Eusebius, Milman, Francisco Pizarro, the homes of Joan of Arc, Bonaparte, Josephine, Horace Greeley, Thomas Paine, Prince Albert, Alice and Leopold, Beatrice, Voltaire, John Sage, Dred Scott, Joachim Murat, Mozart, E.V. Wilson, William Denton, Wendell Phillips, John Brown, Patrick Henry, Daniel O'Connell, Charles Sumner, Charlotte Corday, Madam Roland, Charlotte Cushman, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Robespierre and Danton, Abraham Lincoln, extract from Horace Greeley's Evening journal, published in the Fourth Sphere, Gen. Robert E. Lee, John Wilkes Booth, Madam Surratt, spirits of the First Sphere plotting insurrections upon earth, Phillip S. Barrick, father of Maude E. Lord, Maria Louisa, Goethe, Prof. Agassiz, "Stonewall" Jackson, William C. Bryant, Michael Faraday, Lord Balmerino : Mr. Bowles reports his own progress in spirit-life Open Library record	1885	Star Publishing Company	English	—	No ebook	Open Library (opens in a new tab) Open Library (opens in a new tab)