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Ursula N Gestefelds Statement of Christian Science in 18 Lessons
George Oliver – Signs and Symbols 12 Lectures on Freemasonry 1838
George Oliver – The History of Initiation in Twelve Lectures 1841
Charles Caldwell – Facts on Mesmerism and Thoughts on its Causes and Uses 1842
O. S. Fowler – Fowler on Memory or Phrenology Applied to the Cultivation of Memorty 1842
Jerome A Anderson – Reincarnation A Study of The Human Soul 1893
Robert Collyer – Psychography or Embodiment of Thought 1843
K. Dickerson – The Philosophy of Mesmerism or Animal Magnetism 1843
John Bovee Dods – 6 Lectures on of The Philosophy of Mesmerism 1843
S. Gregory – Mesmerism or Animal Magnetism and Its Uses 1843
William Lang – Mesmerism Its History, Phenomena and Practice 1843
The History and Philosophy of Animal Magnetism by A Practical Magnetizer 1843
Edwin Lee – Report Upon The Phenomena of Clairvoyance 1843
Philemon Stewart – A Holy, Sacred and Divine Roll and Book From The Lord God of Heaven 1843
James S Olcott – Animal Electricity or Electric Science 1844
George Moore – The Power of The Soul Over The Body Considered In Relation To Health and Morals 1844
Charles Southwell – The True Origin, Object and Organization of The Christian Religion 1845
James Wilson, James Manby Gully – The Practice of The Water-Cure 1846
James Manby Gully – The Water-Cure in Chronic Disease 1847
John B Newman – Fascination on The Philosophy of Charming 1847
H Werner – Guardian Spirits, A Case of Vision Into The Spiritual World 1847
Anonymous – The Intercourse Between The Soul and The Body 1848
William Andrew Chatto – Facts and Speculations on The Origin and History of Playing Cards 1848
Jean Dubois – The Secret Habits of The Female Sex 1848
Dr Elliotson – Cure of A True Cancer of The Female Breast 1848
L. N. Fowler – Marriage Its History and Ceremonies 1848
Alexander Von Humboldt – Kosmos A General Survey of The Physical Phenomena of The Universe 1848
Rev Gibson Smith – Lectures on Clairmativeness or Human Magnetism 1848
C. M. Burnett – The Philosophy of Spirits in Relation to Matter 1850
L. Alph Cahagnet – The Celestial Telegraph or The Secrets of The Life to Come 1850
J. Ralston Skinner – Key To The Hebrew-Egyptian Mystery 1894
J. Traill Taylor – The Veil Lifted, Modern Developments of Spirit Photography 1894
George D Watson – The Secret of Spiritual Power 1894
Henry M Lazelle – Matter, Force and Spirit or Scientific Evidence of A Supreme Intelligence 1895
Frederick Thomas Elworthy – The Evil Eye An Account of This Ancient and Widespread Superstition 1895
Edward Randall Knowles – The Supremacy of The Spiritual 1895
Mesmerism
Animal magnetism, also known as mesmerism, was the name given by the German doctor Franz Mesmer in the 18th century to what he believed to be an invisible natural force (lebensmagnetismus) possessed by all living/animate beings (humans, animals, vegetables, etc.). He believed that the force could have physical effects, including healing. He tried persistently but without success to achieve scientific recognition of his ideas.
The vitalist theory attracted numerous followers in Europe and the United States and was popular into the 19th century. Practitioners were often known as magnetizers, rather than mesmerists. For about 75 years from its beginnings in 1779 it was an important specialty in medicine, and continued to have some influence for about another 50 years. Hundreds of books were written on the subject between 1766 and 1925. Today it is almost entirely forgotten.
Mesmerism is still practised as a form of alternative medicine in some countries, but magnetic practices are not recognized as part of medical science, and are considered by many medical scientists and practitioners to work by self-suggestion through the universal process known as response expectancy.
Neurypnology – An alternate, obsolete term from the nineteenth century used to describe the practice of mesmerism, which eventually evolved into hypnotism.