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From Pat Deveney's database:
Fleche, La.
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| La Fleche N1 Oct 15 1930 | |
| La Fleche N5 Feb 15 1931 | |
| La Fleche N6 Mar 15 1931 | |
| La Fleche N7 Nov 15 1931 | |
| La Fleche N8 Dec 15 1931 | |
| La Fleche N9 Jan 15 1932 | |
| La Fleche N10 Feb 15 1932 | |
| La Fleche N11 Mar 15 1932 | |
| La Fleche N12 May 15 1932 | |
| La Fleche N13 Jun-Jul 15 1932 | |
| La Fleche N14 Oct-Nov 15 1932 | |
| La Fleche N15 Feb 15 1933 | |
| La Fleche N16 Mar 15 1933 | |
| La Fleche N17 Apr 15 1933 | |
| La Fleche N18 Dec 15 1933 | |
| La Fleche N19 Mar 15 1934 | |
| La Fleche N20 Jan 15 1935 | |
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La Flèche was a French esoteric-magical review whose contents range across the Western occult field — initiation, kabbalah, talismans, ritual magic — braided with a full astrological practice and a Theosophically colored cosmology of lost continents and root-races. It reads as an organ of practising esotericism rather than detached scholarship, and is most likely Maria de Naglowska's La Flèche, Organe d'Action Magique (Paris, 1930–1935), the vehicle for her sexual-magical "Third Term of the Trinity" doctrine. On that identification the paper's erotic-magical teaching is its distinguishing core, though the sampled front-of-run pages foreground general esotericism, astrology and magical cosmology instead. It belongs firmly to the interwar French current of ritual and hermetic magic. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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| Sex Magic and Erotic Occultism | Sexual Elements: Continence, Free Love, Regeneration, and Sex Magic |
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