The physical phenomena of spiritualism, fraudulent and genuine : being a brief account of the most important historical phenomena, a criticism of their evidential value, and a complete exposition of the methods employed in fraudulently reproducing the same (1907)
Carrington, Hereward, 1880-1959 · Boston : H. B. Turner & co. · leaf 190
thers, is really in theirfavor. They have no need, in truth, to stir either knee orshoulder in order to carry out their mischievous pranks; andthe stranger, having his hands tied, has no control whateverover their proceedings. He becomes a mere dummy; andunder such circumstances, there is not the…
Spiritualism
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