A defence of modern spiritualism

About this book

In an era marked by rapid scientific advancement and societal change, Alfred Russel Wallace's "A Defence of Modern Spiritualism" emerges as a pivotal exploration of the spiritualism movement that captivated the mid-19th century. Wallace meticulously examines the evidence surrounding spiritual phenomena, challenging skeptics and affirming the significance of the unalienable rights of individuals to seek truth beyond the material world. This thought-provoking document invites students, civic activists, and historians alike to engage with the compelling arguments that shaped a burgeoning belief system. As Wallace deftly navigates the intersection of science and spirituality, readers will find themselves contemplating the profound implications of existence and the nature of reality.

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