Table-Turning: a Victorian fad | Royal Irish Academy
Silencing the Dead: The Decline of Spiritualism - The Atlantic
Becoming Eusapia: The rise of the “Diva of Scientists” | Science in Context | Cambridge Core
How to Summon Spirits - JSTOR Daily
Table-turning - Wikipedia
Ghosts in the Machines: The Devices and Daring Mediums That Spoke for the Dead | Collectors Weekly
Table-Turning: a Victorian fad | Royal Irish Academy
Séances And Spiritualism The Visions of James Tissot | Legion of Honor
The psychology of spiritualism: science and seances | Psychology | The Guardian
The Victorian Women Who Pierced Glass Ceilings by Speaking to the Dead - The New York Times
How the Ouija board got its sinister reputation
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Spiritualism
Spiritualism in the 19th Century
Table Moving, its causes and phenomena | The British Library
How to Summon Spirits - JSTOR Daily
Why Did So Many Victorians Try to Speak with the Dead? | The New Yorker
Table-Turning: a Victorian fad | Royal Irish Academy
Seeing is Believing: Spiritualism in the Victorian Era-Part 3 | The Old Operating Theatre
Victor Hugo's Conversations with the Spirit World | Book by John Chambers | Official Publisher Page | Simon & Schuster
Full article: “Give me the table – all the rest, all the other effects, come afterwards”: Sound and Sexual Communication in the Spiritualist Fiction of Marryat and Phelps
Ghosts in the Machines: The Devices and Daring Mediums That Spoke for the Dead | Collectors Weekly
Séances, “Sperrits,” and Self-Playing Accordions: Musical Instruments in Victorian Spiritualism
Silencing the Dead: The Decline of Spiritualism - The Atlantic
Ghosts in the Machines: The Devices and Daring Mediums That Spoke for the Dead | Collectors Weekly
