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Life and Action: The Great Work in America (Bound Vol. 5) (1914) (1914)

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. A statementof Walter Leaf, made in P. R. P., Vol. VI, p. 222, in areview of Professor Jules Liegeois work on Suggestionand Somnambulism in Relation to Jurisprudence,seemsrather appropriate right here; it is this: It appearedimpossible to set limits to the power* possessed by thehypnotizer* over… … The Great Wor\ in America By J. D. Buck, M. D.INTRODUCTION HE PURPOSE of thefollowngessays isto facilitate Social Progress, by makingclear the principles and active agentsupon which such progress depends.So far as these principles are madeclear and apprehensible to the averageIntelligence, they may…

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