Spiritism, hypnotism and telepathy as involved in the case of Mrs. Leonora E. Piper and the Society of psychical research (1902)
Bell, Clark, 1832-1918, [from old catalog] ed · New York, Medico-legal journal · leaf 128
ry sensitive psy-chic who seems ever en rapport with Prof. Hyslop; who, also,seems to have no self knowledge of his condition. The assertion made by Professor Hyslop that spirits havebut little power to remember mundane things—that is, thattheir memory is limited, while telepathy has no limitation,… … PROF. W. XAVIER SUDDUTH, A. M., M. D..Fellow of the Chicago Academy of Medicini THOUGHT TRANSFERENCE VERSUS SPIRITISM ASAN EXPLANATION OF MANY SO CALLEDSPIRITISTIC PHENOMENA. BY PROF. W. XAVIER STJDDUTH, A. M., M. D.,,Fellow of the Chicago Academy of Medicine. In considering Mrs. Pipers disavowal…
