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 (1908)
Carrington, Hereward, 1880-1959 · Boston : Small Maynard · leaf 220
to produce a certain class ofmanifestations, when the hands are held in this manner, themedium provides himself with a long feather; this he con-ceals under his coat, in such a way that the quill-end will bereadily accessible to his mouth. The hands are under con-trol, and the sitters eyes are… … Fig. 18
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