Frontispieces
I.—Portrait of Dr. Anna Kingsford.
Born, Sep. 16th, 1846; Died, Feb. 22nd, 1888.
II.—Portrait of Edward Maitland (B.A., Cantab).
Born, Oct. 27th, 1824; Died, Oct, 2nd, 1897.
Abbreviations
A.K., for Anna Kingsford.
B.O.A.I., for “The Bible’s Own Account of Itself,” by E.M.; second edition, 1905.
C.W.S., for “Clothed With The Sun,” being the book of the Illuminations of A.K.; edited by E.M., 1889.
D. and D.-S., for “Dreams and Dream-Stones,” by A.K., edited by E.M.; second edition, 1888.
E.C.U., for “The Esoteric Christian Union,” founded by E.M. in 1891.
E. and I., for “England and Islam; or, The Counsel of Caiaphas,” by E.M., 1877.
E.M., for Edward Maitland.
Life A.K., for “The Life of Anna Kingsford,” by E.M., 1896.
P.W., for “The Perfect Way; or, The Finding of Christ,” by A.K. and E.M.; third edition, revised, 1890.
Statement, E.C.U., for “The New Gospel of Interpretation; being an Abstract of the Doctrine and Statement of the Objects of the Esoteric Christian Union,” by E.M.; revised and enlarged edition, 1892.
BIRMINGHAM:
THE RUSKIN PRESS, RUSKIN HOUSE,
STAFFORD STREET.
1905.