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Periodical: | The Vanguard [Wisconsin] |
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From Pat Deveney's database:
Vanguard, The. Advertisement in Henry Edward Lane, Diagnosis of the Eye (1904), in Banner of Light 98/12 (November 11, 1905): 3, and in Self-Culture, January 1904, which calls it “an independent and vigorous exponent of Rational Religion, Scientific Socialism, and Practical Psychology." The last category broadly included all that is encompassed by the terms New Thought and the Metaphysical Movement, and the journal featured contributions by Ella Wheeler Wilcox ("Who is a Socialist?"-"Who on the Golden Rule shall dare insist, Behold in him the modern Socialist") and Herbert A. Parkyn and excerpts from Gerald Massey. The journal proclaimed in its first issue: “We Believe in the Fatherhood of God; in the Brotherhood of Man; in the Co-operative Commonwealth; in Continuous Inspiration; in Progressive Revelation; in Spiritual Unfoldment; in Mental Harmony; in Physical Health; and in the Kingdom of God, Here and Now and Everywhere and Always." University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
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Issues: | Vanguard V1 N1 Nov 1902 |
Vanguard V1-2 1903-4 |
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