The Story of Anna Kingsford and Edward Maitland and of the new Gospel of Interpretation — John Shaqi
The Story of Anna Kingsford and Edward Maitland and of the new Gospel of InterpretationMaitland, Edward
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The Story of Anna Kingsford and Edward Maitland and of the new Gospel of Interpretation
Maitland, Edward
Kingsford, Anna Bonus, 1846-1888; Mysticism
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THE STORY
OF
ANNA KINGSFORD AND
EDWARD MAITLAND
AND OF
THE NEW GOSPEL OF
INTERPRETATION
BY
EDWARD MAITLAND.
EDITED BY SAMUEL HOPGOOD HART.
"The days of the Covenant of Manifestation are passing away;
The Gospel of Interpretation cometh."
"There shall nothing new be told; but that which is ancient
shall be interpreted."
* * * * *
"Now is the Gospel of Interpretation come, and the kingdom
of the Mother of God."--_C.W.S._, Part I. No. ii. (part 2) 10. 11.
and Part II. No. xiii. 31.
THIRD AND ENLARGED EDITION.
PRICE THREE SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE.
BIRMINGHAM:
THE RUSKIN PRESS, STAFFORD STREET.
1905.
_1st Edition ... Christmas, 1893._
_2nd Edition ... Christmas, 1894._
_3rd Edition ... Christmas, 1905._
PREFACE
TO THE FIRST AND SECOND EDITIONS.
This book is designed (1) in satisfaction of the widely-expressed desire
for a more particular account than has yet been rendered concerning the
genesis of the writings claiming to constitute a "New Gospel of
Interpretation"; and (2) in fulfilment of the duty incumbent on me as
the survivor of the two recipients of such Gospel to spare no means
which may minister to its recognition and acceptance by the world, for
whose benefit it has been vouchsafed.
Although largely biographical in character, this book is not a history
of individuals, but of a Work, and involves only such personal
references as are necessary to such history. It is not, however, a full
or a final account that is contained in it. Such an account can be given
only in the form of the regular biography which is in course of
preparation. This book is an instalment only of that biography, being
put forth in advance of it, partly, as said above, to meet a present
need, and partly, to prevent a total loss of the record in the event of
my failure to complete it--a contingency of which, in view of the
magnitude of the task and my advanced age, I am bound to take account.
E.M.
PREFACE
TO THE THIRD EDITION.
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