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A History of the New Thought Movement

VI. The Mental Science Period

1919 original text, YOGeBooks typeset transcription; original text extent only

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46. Health and the Inner Life, p. 121.
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47. See The Spirit of the New Thought, p. 59.
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48. The Spirit of the New Thought, p. 201; see, also, The Philosophy of P. P. Quimby.
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49. This type of thought was made popular by Eleanor Kirk, author of Perpetual Youth, Brooklyn, 1895.
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52. Mr. Mulford’s pamphlets formerly had a wide circulation.

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A History of the New Thought Movement, 1919. Original public-domain text only; YOGeBooks modern credits and appended bibliography excluded; PDF retained privately.

V. The Beginnings of Christian Science VII. The New Thought