Subject heading
Future life
1,170 books carry this heading. It is a source-library term, kept as recorded; related traditions and headings below are drawn from co-occurrence, not editorial judgment.
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- Ghosts, hauntings, and poltergeists28
- Parapsychology and psychical research16
- Telepathy, clairvoyance, and precognition15
- Out-of-body, astral, and dream studies15
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Books
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Possible conditions of another life
Minot J. Savage
1893
Posthumous testimony
F. A. Cox
1831
Practical discourses
Tho Gibbs
1700
Practical preparation for death
Nathanael Ranew
1692
Practical truths, plainly delivered
Increase Mather
1718
Practical works
Richard Baxter
1830
Prima
Isaac Ambrose
1650
Prima & ultima = the first & last thinges
Isaac Ambrose
1640
Prima, media, & ultima
Isaac Ambrose
1650
Prima, media, & ultima, the first, middle, and last things
Isaac Ambrose
1659
Prima, the first things, in reference to the middle & last things, or, The doctrine of regeneration, the new birth, the very beginning of a godly life
Isaac Ambrose
1674
Purgatory
Sadlier Mrs. J
1886
Reasons for the hope that is in me, or, Wonderful and irrefutable evidence of future life
H. J. B
1891
Recognition of friends in heaven
Daniel Sharp
1825
Reconciled to life
John White Chadwick
1884
Remarkable visions
Harry Houdini Collection
1844
Remarks on several occasional reflections
William Warburton
1744
Remarks upon Mr. Warburton's Remarks, &c. tending to shew, that the ancients knew there was a future state
Julius Bate
1745
Remarks with reference to certain phenomena
Harry Houdini Collection
1865
Renatus
Cotton Mather
1725
Restitution of all things
W. M. Willett
1880
Scenes in the world of spirits
Johann Heinrich Jung-Stilling, Gottlieb Shober
1814
Scotch Betty
Physician
1818
Scripture revelations of the life of man after death
W. H. Lyttelton
1876