Subject heading
Mesmerism
404 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.
Related traditions
- Mesmerism, animal magnetism, and hypnosis403
- Ancient religions, animism, and ritual150
- Parapsychology and psychical research25
- Spiritualism, mediumship, and channeling21
- Telepathy, clairvoyance, and precognition21
- Occultism and esotericism14
- Mythology, folklore, and sacred legends13
- Ritual magic and grimoires11
Related subjects
- animal magnetism181
- hypnotism108
- Hypnosis90
- History39
- Magnetic healing32
- Early works to 180031
- Fiction28
- psychology23
- Magnétisme animal22
- Parapsychology20
- Therapeutic use20
- Mesmerismus19
- Electronic books18
- Suggestive Therapeutics17
- Mesmérisme16
- Social Sciences16
- Spiritualism16
- Therapeutics, Suggestive16
- Philosophy15
- Phrenology15
Books
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Era
Franz Anton Mesmer
Margaret Leland Goldsmith
1934
Franz Anton Mesmer
Richard Basil Ince
1920
How to mesmerize
James Ph.D. Coates
1897
James Braid
J. Milne Bramwell
1896
Library of mesmerism and psychology, in two volumes
William Fishbough
1883
Mental and magical mysteries
McManus-Young Collection
1893
Mesmerism & its apponents
George Sandby
1848
Mesmerism and clairvoyance
James Coates, James Ph.D. Coates
1890
Mesmerism explained as a curative power
William Neilson
1857
Mesmerism in connection with popular superstitions
John William Jackson
1858
Mesmerism the gift of God
G. S
1843
Mesmerism true-mesmerism false
M.D. John Forbes
1845
Mesmerism, (hypnotism)
Sidney Barwise
1888
Mesmerism, spiritualism, witchcraft, and miracle
Allen Putnam
1858
Mesmerism; being the first translation of Mesmer's historic Mémoire sur la découverte du magnétisme animal to appear in English
Franz Anton Mesmer
1948
Mesmerized
Alison Winter
1998
On imperative ideas
J. Milne Bramwell
1896
Pain of body and mind relieved by mesmerism
Thomas Capern
1861
Pathetism; with practical instructions
La Roy Sunderland
1843
Phrenology examined, and shown to be inconsistent with the principles of phisiology, mental and moral science, and the doctrines of Christianity
N. L. Rice
1849
Report of the experiments on animal magnetism, made by a committee of the medical section of the French Royal Academy of Sciences: read at the meeting of the 21st and 28th of June, 1831, translated, and now for the first time published
J. C. Colquhoun
1833
Report of the sixth annual meeting of the London Mesmeric Infirmary ... held ... the 8th of June, 1855
London Mesmeric Infirmary
1855
Report of three lectures in defence of neurology, against charges recently adduced by Rev. N.L. Rice, D. D.
Joseph R Buchanan
1848
Satanic agency and mesmerism
Hugh McNeile
1842