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The Unfinished Autobiography — Alice A. Bailey

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The Unfinished Autobiography

Alice A. Bailey en la década de 1940
byAlice A. Bailey

A first-person account of childhood in the English upper middle class, evangelism in India, the unhappy marriage to Walter Evans, poverty in California, the discovery of Theosophy, the break with Adyar and the beginning of the work with the Tibetan. It is the indispensable primary source on her life.

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Editions and translations · 2

English

Authorship note

Her own work, left unfinished: chapters I–IV were written in 1945 and V–VI in 1947; four planned sections were never written. Foster Bailey published it posthumously, with a foreword and appendices on the Arcane School.

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English

Other works by Alice A. Bailey

Sources

  • Bailey, Alice A. The Unfinished Autobiography. Nueva York: Lucis Publishing Company, 1951 (© 1951, renovado 1979, Lucis Trust).

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