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Somnolism & psycheism, or, The science of the soul and the phenomena of nervation, as revealed by vital magnetism or mesmerism : considered physiologically and philosophically, with notes of mesmeric and psychical experience (1851)

Haddock, Joseph W, Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress) DLC · London : James S. Hodson · leaf 258

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