Anna Kingsford Her Life, Letters, Diary and Work [Paperback]

Written by her close friend and colleague, this 1896 publication details the life of physician and spiritualist Anna Kingsford.Written by her close friend and partner Edward Maitland, this two-volume biography details the life of physician, spiritualist, and activist Anna Kingsford. First published in 1896, this second volume concentrates on Kingsford's and Maitland's spiritual exploits and foundation of various spiritualist societies, ending with Kingsford's death in 1888.Written by her close friend and partner Edward Maitland, this two-volume biography details the life of physician, spiritualist, and activist Anna Kingsford. First published in 1896, this second volume concentrates on Kingsford's and Maitland's spiritual exploits and foundation of various spiritualist societies, ending with Kingsford's death in 1888.First published in 1896, this two-volume biography details the life of physician and spiritualist Anna Kingsford (18461888). Kingsford, one of the first women to obtain a degree in medicine, began her literary career at the age of thirteen and in her lifetime was known for campaigning against vivisection, involvement in the suffragette movement, and promotion of vegetarianism, as well as her spiritualist exploits. This biography was written by her friend and colleague, the spiritualist Edward Maitland (182497), who served as Kingsford's protector while she studied in Paris. At the time of its publication, the work was not well received; the main criticism directed towards the book was that it focused on Maitland's psychic experiences rather than on Kingsford herself. Volume 2 details the later part of Kingsford's life, including extensive travel, the foundation of the Theosophical and Hermetic societies, her eventual decline in health and her death.20. The perfect way; 21. Numerous experiences; 22. Varied activities; 23. A tour abroad; 24. Winter at Paris; 25. The Theosophical Society; 26. A time of controversy; 27. Meditations on the mysteries; 28. Tl£Á