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From Pat Deveney's database:
Voz de los Muertos, La.
The journal offered discussions of clerical opposition to spiritism, the intervention of demons in spirit manifestations, apparitions of the dead scientifically proved, a report on the |
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| La Voz De Los Muertos N1 1907 | |
| La Voz De Los Muertos N2 1907 | |
| La Voz De Los Muertos N3 1907 | |
| La Voz De Los Muertos N4 1907 | |
| La Voz De Los Muertos N5 1907 | |
| La Voz De Los Muertos N6 1907 | |
| La Voz De Los Muertos N7 1908 | |
| La Voz De Los Muertos N8 1908 | |
| La Voz De Los Muertos N9 1908 | |
| La Voz De Los Muertos N10 1909 | |
| La Voz De Los Muertos N11 1909 | |
| La Voz De Los Muertos N12 1909 | |
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La Voz de los Muertos was a Spanish-language Kardecist Spiritist periodical whose very title stakes its claim: the dead can speak, and their message is moral. Its pages carried the doctrine of Allan Kardec as elaborated by León Denis — the soul advancing through successive trials, rewarded in proportion to the courage with which it bears them, and the insistence that a life bounded by cradle and tomb is no life at all. Mediumship supplies the channel; immortality and reincarnation supply the theology. It belongs to the Latin Spiritist current rather than to Anglo-American spiritualism, though the two share the séance and the consoling voice from beyond. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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