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say he was as unknown to meas Adam. His letters follow :—
(No. 37.)
Boscombe, Dec. 29, 1906. DEAR SIR,
I enclose a letter from the secretary of the Spiritual Alliance, which I hope you will allow as an introduction for an interview with you on the subject of Spiritualism.
I was directed to come into Bournemouth for information, at a small sitting in the country.
Yours very sincerely,
(COLONEL) J i. (No. 38.) Boscombe, Dec. 30, 1906.
DEAR MR, TURVEY,
I am just five feet ten in my boots, and was wearing grey flannel jacket and waistcoat when I wrote the note to you; my trousers being of quite different material.
Again thanking you for your very kind response.
Yours very sincerely, (COLONEL) J—— H——.
I was vice-president of the Bournemouth Spiritualist Society in 1908, and during that
say he was as unknown to meas Adam. His letters follow :—
(No. 37.)
Boscombe, Dec. 29, 1906. DEAR SIR,
I enclose a letter from the secretary of the Spiritual Alliance, which I hope you will allow as an introduction for an interview with you on the subject of Spiritualism.
I was directed to come into Bournemouth for information, at a small sitting in the country.
Yours very sincerely,
(COLONEL) J i. (No. 38.) Boscombe, Dec. 30, 1906.
DEAR MR, TURVEY,
I am just five feet ten in my boots, and was wearing grey flannel jacket and waistcoat when I wrote the note to you; my trousers being of quite different material.
Again thanking you for your very kind response.
Yours very sincerely, (COLONEL) J—— H——.
I was vice-president of the Bournemouth Spiritualist Society in 1908, and during that
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