Excerpt from Studies in Psychical Research
The greater part of Chap. VI. Appeared in T z'me for February, 1886, and Chaps. V. And X. Are based upon articles contributed to the Proceedings of the Society for Psychical Research. Of the il lustrative narratives quoted, the greater number are taken from the same source, or from the monthly journal and other unpublished records of the Society. I desire to acknowledge the courtesy which has placed these materials at my disposal.
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This work of 1897 represents a balanced investigation into psychical phenomena. Refusing to reject their possibility outright and seeking 'simply the discovery of the truth', Podmore researches a range of phenomena, from poltergeists to haunted houses to premonitions. His work reflects Victorian society's deep interest in science and the spiritual.
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