| Summary: |
- Summary by:
- Pat Deveney
- Title:
- Astrology.
- Subtitle:
- The Astrologers' Quarterly. Issued under the Auspices of the Astrological Lodge of London and Devoted to the Study of Astrology in all its Branches.
- Motto:
- Other Titles:
- The Astrologers' Quarterly
- Published:
- 1926-1992
- Frequency:
- Quarterly
- Location:
- London, England.
- Language:
- English.
- Editor(s):
- Charles E.O. Carter, B.A..
- Publisher(s):
- London Lodge.
- Corporate Author:
- Organ of the Astrological Lodge of London
- Succession:
- Description:
1/1, 1926-1992. 54 pp., 4/6 a year/$1.25 a year. Carter (1887-1968) was a barrister. He edited this journal from its founding until 1959, was the second president of the Astrological Lodge of the Theosophical Society (succeeding Alan Leo) and served as head of the lodge until 1952, and was author of numerous books on astrology. The web page devoted to his work calls him "the greatest astrologer of the twentieth century." The journal attempted to be non-doctrinal, open to all opinions, and contained articles by B. Saxon Snell, L. Protheroe Smith, the unknown "Ykraamis," Mabel Baudot, H.E. Harvey, and others, and announced the meetings and doings of the Astrological Lodge. Advertised in L’Astrosophie, February 1930, and December 1939, which describes it as "devoted entirely to the study of Astrology and the considerations of astrological problems. Suitable for the beginner and the advanced student." Table of contents for the journal compiled by Philip Graves for issues between 1929 and 1950 can be found at http://www.skyscript.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=6296&sid=24cdcd6a1192a1360375530d637fa072. |
