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From Pat Deveney's database:
Survival Magazine. This was another product of the Potter family, J.W. and his son Clifford, at Erlestoke Park, Wilts., on whom see the note under Christian Spiritualist. It was initially the monthly companion of the weekly Christian Spiritualist and was succeeded by
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| Survival N5 N46 Nov 1933 | |
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A British Spiritualist magazine whose whole reason for being, announced in its title, is the evidence for survival of bodily death. Its columns report seances and mediumship, spirit controls and communications, ectoplasm and the spirit world, together with the organizational life of the movement — a delegate conference, an Executive Committee, a Chairman's address on the growth of the 'Link' fellowship — and first-person narratives of spirit travel and contact. The recurring word 'etheric' belongs to the Spiritualist and Theosophical vocabulary of the subtle body rather than to any saucer literature. It is a mainstream twentieth-century British Spiritualist organ documenting the case for personal survival. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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