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From Pat Deveney's database:
Spiritual Record, The. Mind and Matter, |
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| LOC; University of Texas, Austin; NSAC, Lily Dale; BL. | |
| Spiritual Record V1 Index | |
| Spiritual Record V1 N1 Jun 1883 | |
| Spiritual Record V1 N2 Jul 1883 | |
| Spiritual Record V1 N3 Aug 1883 | |
| Spiritual Record V1 N4 Sep 1883 | |
| Spiritual Record V1 N5 Oct 1883 | |
| Spiritual Record V1 N6 Nov 1883 | |
| Spiritual Record V1 N7 Dec 1883 | |
| Spiritual Record V1 N8 Jan 1884 | |
| Spiritual Record V1 N9 Feb 1884 | |
| Spiritual Record V1 N10 Mar 1884 | |
| Spiritual Record V1 N11 Apr 1884 | |
| Spiritual Record V1 N12 May 1884 | |
| Spiritual Record V2 N13 Jun 1884 | |
| Spiritual Record V2 N14 Jul 1884 (with wrappers) | |
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The Spiritual Record was a Glasgow Spiritualist monthly of the early 1880s given over to the phenomena and evidences of the séance room. Its columns read as a register of sittings: materializations in which hands and faces form out of the dark, direct or slate writing bearing messages from the departed, and rehearsals of celebrated cases such as D. D. Home's levitations and trance-speech, cited to aristocratic witnesses like Lord Dunraven. Running beside this physical mediumship is a strong current of mesmerism and clairvoyance—magnetic passes, odic force, animal magnetism—reflecting the period's easy traffic between the magnetic and the spiritual. The paper's abiding concern is evidential: to record, test, and vindicate communication with the surviving dead. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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