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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Emma_Hardinge_BrittenEmma Hardinge Britten - Wikipedia

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   Emma Hardinge Britten (2 May 1823 – 2 October 1899) was an English advocate for the early Modern Spiritualist Movement. Much of her life and work was recorded and published in her speeches and writing and an incomplete autobiography edited by her sister.

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3. bibliotecaespirita.es › emma-hardinge-brittenEmma Hardingen Britten - bibliotecaespirita.es

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   18 de nov. de 2023 · El libro de Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, El caso de la fotografía de Espíritus, nombra a Emma Hardingen Britten, como fundadora de la Revista Espiritista Two Words. Esta increíble mujer fue medium y una importantísima divulgadora espírita.

4. eastendwomensmuseum.org › blog › 2021/10/26Emma Hardinge Britten — East End Women's Museum

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   28 de oct. de 2021 · Just thirty-six hours after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, Emma Hardinge Britten, a forty-two-year-old Londoner, delivered an impassioned speech in support of the life and work of the murdered president to a stunned crowd of ‘up wards of 3,000 people.’

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     Emma Hardinge Britten 'The Unseen Universe' by Tim Smith, DSNU

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     Pioneiras do Espiritismo: Emma Hardinge Britten

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     Inspiration from Emma Hardinge Britten -'The Creed of the Spirits '

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6. www.ehbritten.orgThe Emma Hardinge Britten Archive: An Open Source Scholarly...

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   The Emma Hardinge Britten Archive is an open source scholarly archive containing primary material for students of Emma Hardinge Britten. Materials include annotated editions of all major EHB texts, bibliographies of primary and secondary material, a short biographical summary of EHB's life, chronologies with backing evidentiary records, various ...

7. psi-encyclopedia.spr.ac.uk › articles › emma-hardinge-brittenEmma Hardinge Britten | Psi Encyclopedia

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   Emma Hardinge Britten (1823–1899), despite her lack of education and family financial support, was at different times a ‘musician, actor, writer, theologian, political activist, magazine publisher, spirit medium, lecturer, Spiritualist missionary, and self-described witch’. 1 She was and is best known for her advocacy of the burgeoning ...

8. digitalcommons.fiu.edu › cgi › viewcontentSpirited Pioneer: The Life of Emma Hardinge Britten

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   Emma Hardinge Britten’s life encompassed and reflected many of the challenges and opportunities afforded to women in the Victorian world. This dissertation explores

9. www.snu.org.uk › emma-hardinge-britten-the-seven-principlesEmma Hardinge Britten & the Seven Principles

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   4 de may. de 2021 · The Seven Principles form the basis of SNU Spiritualism, and help Spiritualists to navigate and combine their spiritual and human journeys. They were given to us through the mediumship of Emma Hardinge Britten, and are adopted by those who choose Spiritualism as their religion.