The History of Spiritualism Volume 1

Arthur Conan Doyle, renowned for creating Sherlock Holmes, extensively documents the early 1900s Spiritualist movement, which posits that life continues after death and communication with the deceased is possible. This two-volume set covers significant figures and events, including Swedenborg, the Fox Sisters, and Sir William Crookes, highlighting the movement's history and development in both America and England. The work remains relevant as Spiritualist churches thrive globally, appealing to those interested in exploring these beliefs and experiences.