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L

  • Lane, Mr. F., case contributed by, 354
  • Lang, Mr. Andrew, 55, 62, 92, 149, 151, 159
  • Lankester, Professor Ray, 173
  • Latency of telepathic impressions, 148
  • Latent memory, 223, 229, 342–343
  • Lehmann and Hansen, their criticism of telepathy, 21 n.
  • Liébeault, 6
  • Lodge, Sir Oliver, 196–198
  • ——his sittings with Mrs. Piper, 317–319
  • Lombroso, Professor, 196

M

  • Mann, Mrs., case contributed by, 91
  • Manville, Mr. E., 190
  • "Materialisation of spirits," 173
  • Maughan, Miss, case contributed by, 125
  • Maxwell, the alchemist, 8
  • Maxwell, Dr., 202
  • McAlpine, Mrs., cases contributed by. 143, 353
  • Memory, errors of, in spiritualist observations. 194
  • Mesmerism, 5, 8, 9, 32, 44, 61–62
  • Michell, Mrs., case contributed by, 130
  • Miles, Miss, and Miss Ramsden, experiments in thought transference by, 39–44
  • Mirville, Marquis de, his testimony at the Cideville trial, 154–155
  • Moir, William, case contributed by, 254
  • Montague-Crackanthorpe, Mrs. case contributed by, 256
  • Morselli, Professor, 199, 202
  • "Morton," Miss, records of a haunted house, 266
  • Moses, Stainton, 173, 306, 327–328
  • Myers, Frederic, 6, 7, 52, 196–198, 204, 207, 220, 275
  • ——his theory of subliminal consciousness, 332–334

N

  • Nery, Donna, case contributed by, 226
  • Newbold, Professor R., recorded by, 362
  • Notes. contemporary, in cases of spontaneous thought transference, presentiments, etc.. 52, 56, 59, 67, 80, 84, 87, 91, 92, 112, 125, 135, 143, 218, 288, 292, 350, 360

O

  • Observation, continuous, in spiritualist experiments, 193–195
  • O'Donnell, Mrs., case contributed by, 249

P

  • Pain, telepathic impression of, 69
  • Paladino, Eusapia, spirit medium, 195, 202–203
  • Paracelsus. 7, 8
  • Parish, Edmund, on hallucinations, 139, 169 n.
  • Peebles, Mr. 8., case contributed by, 213
  • "Pelham, George" and Mr. Piper, 320–326
  • Phantasms of the living,