In this inaugural episode of the Salon Series, we’re learning about the Spiritualism movement of the late 19th / early 20th centuries and introduce our Salon attendees Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Emma Hardinge Britten, and Rebecca Cox Jackson.
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Resources:
| Essay Review: Science, Religion, and the Spiritual World: The other World: Spiritualism and Psychical Research in England, 1850–1914 (link) |
| The Rise of Spiritualism During the First World War: Raymond, Or Life and Death (link) |
| The Fox Sisters and the Rap on Spiritualism (link) |
| Brittanica Spiritualism (link) |
| The Banner of Light, The Boston Investigator, The New-York Times, The Brooklyn Eagle (link) |
| The Unseen Worlds of Emma Hardinge Britten: Some Chapters in the History of Western Occultism: The Unseen Worlds of Emma Hardinge Britten (link) |
| Poetry Foundation Ella Wheeler Wilcox (link) |
| Wisconsin Electric Reader – Ella Wheeler Wilcox (link) |
| Wisconsin Lit Map (link) |
| QSpirit: The Two Rebeccas (link) |
| Holy Spirits: The Power and Legacy of America’s Female Spiritualists (link) |
| Gifts of Power: Writings of Rebecca Cox Jackson (link) |
| How the Nineteenth-Century Spiritualist Movement Gave Voice to American Women (link) |
| Spiritual Paths Spiritualist Church: Emma Hardinge Britten & The Seven Principles (link) |
| Rules to Be Observed When Forming Spiritual Circles by Emma Hadinge and Others (link) |
| Ectoplasm (Paranormal) (link) |
| The Color of Angels: Spiritualism in American Literary Culture (link) |
| PBS: Rebecca Cox jackson (link) |
| Review: Rebecca Cox Jackson and the Uses of Power (link) |
| PBS: About the Shakers (link) |
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