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A memoir concerning the fascinating faculty which has been ascribed to the rattle-snake, and other American serpents
Benjamin Smith Barton
1796
A note on hypnotism in the insane
James Hendrie Lloyd
1890
A short sketch of animal magnetism
Physician
1838
A treatise on the phenomena of animal magnetism
M. Loewe
1822
Agnes, or, The possessed
T. S Arthur
1848
An address to the Washington Literary Society, of Washington College, Pa., delivered September 28th, 1852
Alexander Campbell
1852
An essay on human magnetism
George W. Alden
1846
An essay on human magnetism, or, The infant magnetism enrobed in its true panoply
Henry Foster Smith
1844
Analytical report of a series of experiments in mesmeric somniloquism, performed by an association of gentlemen
Daniel Drake
Animal electricity and magnetism demonstrated, by the laws of nature, with new ideas upon matter and motion
John professor of animal magnetism Bell, John Bell
1792
Animal magnetism
George Winter
1801
Animal magnetism (mesmerism) and artificial somnambulism
C. Countess de Dominique
1874
Animal magnetism and the associated phenomena, somnambulism, clairvoyance, &c
Edwin Lee
1849
Animal magnetism or mesmerism
William Lang
Antisocial or criminal acts and hypnosis
Paul J. Reiter
1958
Become the dream
Randal Churchill
1997
Cerebral physiology and materialism
W. C. Engledue
1842
Cultivation of personal magnetism
Leroy Berrier
1899
Cultivation of personal magnetism in seven progressive steps
Edmund Shaftesbury
1924
Electricity and magnetism
George Bernard Benedek, Felix Villars
1979
Electricity, magnetism, and animal magnetism
Ellen G Gartrell, American Philosophical Society
1975
Elements of animal magnetism
Charles Morley
Five lectures upon the cause, prevention, and cure of disease, the mysteries and fallacies of the faculty, and upon the origin, design, benefit and phenomena of animal magnetism
E. D. Peirce
1847
Franz Anton Mesmer
Richard Basil Ince
1920