The encyclopaedia of death and life in the spirit-world. Opinions and experiences from eminent sources (1900)
Francis, J. R. (John Reynolds) · Chicago : The Progressive thinker publishing house · leaf 137
parently withstood very powerful currents. SELDOM KILLS OUTRIGHT. It must be presumed, therefore, that electricity seldomkills outright, though the condition of suspended animationwhich it induces would result in death if not counteracted. AND LIFE IN THE SPIRIT- WORLD. 131 All things considered,… … THE SECOND POSITION. If the body has actually been submitted to a current ofsufficient volume to produce destructive tissue changes, allefforts at resuscitation will, of course, be futile. If, on the other hand, only respiration and the hearts ac-tion have been temporarily arrested, there is a…
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