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The Letters of H. P. Blavatsky to A. P. Sinnett

Helena Blavatsky

Private correspondence from 1880 to 1891, written in torrential, heavily underlined English, in which Blavatsky defends herself against the Hodgson Report, comments on the writing of The Secret Doctrine and describes colleagues and adversaries without filters. It is the most direct source on her character and, for critics, on her contradictions.

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· 7 chapters · 1 h reading

  1. 1Contents of the Blavatsky Letters1′
  2. 2Section I: THE LETTERS OF H. P. BLAVATSKY: LETTERS NO. 1 - 120 · 11′
  3. 3Section I: THE LETTERS OF H. P. BLAVATSKY: LETTERS NO. 1 - 120 · 21′
  4. 4Section I: THE LETTERS OF H. P. BLAVATSKY: LETTERS NO. 1 - 120 · 31′
  5. 5Section I: THE LETTERS OF H. P. BLAVATSKY: LETTERS NO. 1 - 120 · 41′
  6. 6Section I: THE LETTERS OF H. P. BLAVATSKY: LETTERS NO. 1 - 120 · 51′
  7. 7SECTION II: MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS2′
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