The Spiritist Review – Choice Texts 1858-1864 (Special American Edition)

by Allan Kardec | US Spiritist Federation
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A comprehensive selection of articles on Spiritist phenomena, events and research that took place in the USA during the mid-19th century, originally published in The Spiritist Review from 1858-1864.

By Allan Kardec.

Categories: History, Periodicals & Magazines, Spiritist Codification Publisher: US Spiritist Federation

A comprehensive selection of articles on Spiritist phenomena, events and research that took place in the USA during the mid-19th century, originally published in The Spiritist Review from 1858-1864.

By Allan Kardec.

Allan Kardec

03 October 1804

Allan Kardec is the pen name of the French educator and philosopher Hippolyte Léon Denizard Rivail (1804–1869). Regarded as the codifier of Spiritism, he dedicated the later part of his life to investigating and documenting psychic phenomena. Through methodical research and communication with spirits, he authored the five fundamental works of the Spiritist Codification, beginning with The Spirits' Book in 1857, which laid the philosophical and scientific foundation for Spiritism.