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The Story of Anna Kingsford and Edward Maitland and of the new Gospel of Interpretation

THE BIBLE'S OWN ACCOUNT OF ITSELF.

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By EDWARD MAITLAND (B.A., Cantab)

Author of "The Keys of the Creeds," "The Story of the New Gospel of Interpretation," "The Life of Anna Kingsford," etc.; and Joint Writer with Dr. Anna Kingsford of "The Perfect Way," etc.

EDITED BY SAMUEL HOPGOOD HART.

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"Now there come out of the darkness and the storm which shall arise upon the earth, two dragons. And they fight and tear each other, until there arises a star, a fountain of light, a queen, who is Esther."—The Vision of Mordecai, as interpreted in "Clothed with the Sun," I., IX.

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SOME PRESS OPINIONS OF The Story of Anna Kingsford and Edward Maitland and of The New Gospel of Interpretation.

Literary World—"A strangely interesting book—very curious—few who have any sympathy with mental phenomena of the 'occult' kind will fail to read it with sustained interest."

Light—"A psychic history of umblemished veracity and astounding facts—supremely interesting—'full of beauty and perfect simplicity of purpose'—and showing that the 'fig-tree of the inward understanding is no longer barren, but has budded and blossomed and borne fruit.'"

Church Bells, 27th April, 1894—"Mr. Maitland has written a fascinating book."

The Gentleman's Journal, March, 1894—"Nothing Mr. Maitland writes would I like to miss—I never study his searching and striking pages without profit."

Agnostic Journal—"A fascinating volume—the history of a work calculated to effect a fundamental revolution in religion—told in language which leaves nothing to be desired."

The Illustrated Church News, 31st March, 1894—"This work is to Christians of real interest; for it enables them to study Gnosticism alive and vigorous in the nineteenth century."

Brighouse Gazette—"One of those really great books associated with the names of Anna Kingsford and Edward Maitland."

The Unknown World—"There is no man now known to be living in England who has had such an abundant transcendental experience."

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