Telepathy Genuine and Fraudulent
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Telepathy Genuine and Fraudulent

by W.W. Baggally

History Nonfiction Occult Parapsychology Skepticism
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An early study distinguishing authentic telepathic phenomena from fraudulent claims, offering historical context and methods for testing thought transference.

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This work explores the topic of telepathy and its place within early psychical research.

The author examines evidence for genuine telepathic experiences alongside documented cases of deception.

Readers are guided through methods used to test claims of thought transference and mind reading.

The text provides historical context for the study of psychic phenomena in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

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