The Gate of Remembrance: The Story of the Psychological Experiment which Resulted in the Discovery of the Edgar Chapel at GlastonburyBond, Frederick Bligh
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The Gate of Remembrance: The Story of the Psychological Experiment which Resulted in the Discovery of the Edgar Chapel at Glastonbury
Bond, Frederick Bligh
Glastonbury Abbey -- Miscellanea; Parapsychology and archaeology -- England -- Glastonbury -- Case studies; Spirit writings
A series of Seven Musical Impressions for
the Pianoforte, by the English composer
CARLYON DE LYLE,
based upon episodes in the life of Johannes,
the monk of Glastonbury, as given in the
well-known book of the same name, being
"MAGNUS ALBUM," No. 37
Published by SWAN & CO., 312, REGENT STREET,
LONDON, W.
_May be had of all Music-sellers_
Price 2s. net
_First edition, February, 1918_
_Second edition, July, 1918_
_Third edition, March, 1920_
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Transcriber's Notes.
Obvious typographical errors have been silently corrected.
Hyphenation has been standardised, but other variations in spelling,
punctuation and accents remain as in the original
For the sake of clarity, the advert for The (musical) Gate of
Remembrance has been has been moved from the beginning to the end.
The "Table of Veridical Passages" and "Table of Data and Constructive
Argument" are three column double page spreads in the original, linking
Script, Existing Data and Working Hypothesis. These sections are now
sequential to conform with width restrictions.
Footnote 6 refers to a non-existent flyleaf.
Italics are represented thus _italics_ and bold thus =bold=.
End of Project Gutenberg's The Gate of Remembrance, by Frederick Bligh Bond
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