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    Published by Lallemand, Paris, 1791

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    softcover. 104 pp. fair only. disbound and lacking outer wrappers. see scans.

  • Published by La Haye, 1784

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    paperback. First. 149 pages. 8vo, contemporary wrappers; worn. La Haye, 1784. First edition. Exposition of Mesmer's cosmic system by his chief French disciple. This work played an important role in the internal schism that weakened Mesmer's movement. Bergasse, who had founded the Society of Universal Harmony, which might be called the "Mesmerist church", began to develop his own ideas on animal magnetism which Mesmer would not tolerate. The book also contains some valuable information on the financial practices of Mesmer's organization. Caillet 979. Blake 42. Wellcome II 147.…

  • Published by La Haye, 1784

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    hardcover. Condition: very good(+). 149pp., slim 8vo, 1/2 red leather, marbled boards. La Haye, 1784. Very good (+). Exposition of Mesmer's cosmic system by his chief French disciple. This work played an important role in the internal schism that weakened Mesmer's movement. Bergasse, who had founded the Society of Universal Harmony, which might be called the "Mesmerist church", began to develop his own ideas on animal magnetism which Mesmer would not tolerate. The book also contains some valuable information on the financial practices of Mesmer's organization. Caillet 979. Blake 42. Wellcome II 147.…