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From Pat Deveney's database:
Reformador. This was the dominant and longest-lived journal in Brazil. It was the last production of the spiritualists who had surrounded the Sociedade Academica of Rio de Janeiro, which had earlier started the Revista de Sociedade Academica and then O Renovador. It was originally published from the house of Elias da Silva (
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| Reformador V1 1883 | |
| Reformador V2 1884 | |
| Reformador V3 1885 | |
| Reformador V4 1886 | |
| Reformador V5 1887 | |
| Reformador V6 1888 | |
| Reformador V7 1889 | |
| Reformador V8 1890 | |
| Reformador V9 1891 | |
| Reformador V10 1892 | |
| Reformador V11 1893 | |
| Reformador V12 1894 | |
| Reformador V13 1895 | |
| Reformador V14 1896 | |
| Reformador V15 1897 | |
| Reformador V16 1898 | |
| Reformador V17 1899 | |
| Reformador V18 1900 | |
| Reformador V19 1901 Partial | |
| Reformador V20 1902 Partial | |
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Reformador, founded in 1883 and still the house-organ of the Federação Espírita Brasileira, is the flagship periodical of Brazilian Kardecism — the codified, Christian-moral Spiritism that Allan Kardec systematized and that took its deepest root in Brazil. Its pages are dominated by spirit communication, mediumship, and the doctrine of reincarnation and moral progress, framed less as séance-room marvel than as an 'esoteric Christianity' of charity, humility, and the immortality of the soul. A faint magnetic-fluid inheritance and occasional theosophical cross-reference sit at the edges, but the paper is above all the institutional doctrinal voice of organized Brazilian Spiritism. It belongs with the Kardecist current rather than with Anglo-American Spiritualism, whose phenomena it shares but whose doctrine it does not. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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