Mollie Fancher, the Brooklyn enigma. An authentic statement of facts in the life of Mary J. Fancher, the psychological marvel of the nineteenth century. Unimpeachable testimony of many witnesses.

DAILEY, Abram H.

Edité par [Eagle Book Printing], Brooklyn, N.Y., 1894

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8vo. pp. xiii, [1], 262. With6 photo plates including the frontispiece depicting Mollie Fancher in a trance. Bound in maroon publisher s cloth. Spine is lightly faded; some minor spots of rubbing and bumping. A name with a date (1895) is printed on the front free fly leaf. Interior pages are clean. Mollie Fancher (d.1916) was a Brooklyn woman who suffered two accidents at the age of 17 and as a result became bind and partially paralyzed. Afterwards she displayed signs of supposed clairvoyance and split personality. She was also able to exist for long periods with little or no food. Witnesses testified to her being able to read books and letters clairvoyantly as well as identify lost objects. Over time Fancher became "possessed" or plagued by several different personalities with names such as Sunbeam, Idol and Rosebud (Shepard, Encyc. of Occultism I, p.323-24). [Crabtree 1361; Besterman, p. 99].

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• Titre: Mollie Fancher, the Brooklyn enigma. An authentic statement of facts in the life of Mary J. Fancher, the psychological marvel of the nineteenth century. Unimpeachable testimony of many witnesses.
• Éditeur: [Eagle Book Printing], Brooklyn, N.Y.
• Date de parution: 1894
• Reliure: Hardcover
• Édition: First Edition.
• État de l'article: See Description
• Catalogues du vendeur:
  • Occultism