Sir william crookes and spiritualism

ABSTRACT IN the leading article in NATURE of November 20, it is stated that Sir William Crookes closed the spiritualistic chapter for the rest of his life for reasons which, owing to the

deliberate destruction of the necessary documents, it is impossible to gauge. SIMILAR CONTENT BEING VIEWED BY OTHERS CULTURAL SCHEMAS AND FOLK-BELIEF: AN INSIGHT INTO THE BELIEF IN

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