Theos-Talk Archives (November 2001 Message tt00222)

My kessingers have all had blue glossy cover but are on the same paper
you descibe.

I have SD 3, Arhidoxess of Magic, History of magic, Ritual De La
Miagique (sic) and they all are facsimiles of the original as well.

Nos


|-----Original Message-----
|From: Dennis Kier [mailto:dennw3k@earthlink.net] 
|Sent: Wednesday, 14 November 2001 9:31 AM
|To: theos-talk@yahoogroups.com
|Subject: Re: Theos-World Hartmann's The Talking Image of Urur
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|Daniel:
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|I doubt that you can get it at Barnes & Noble. Kessinger seems 
|to be a small independent publisher. I suspect that he only 
|prints a book after he gets an order. All pages of the books 
|he publishes are ink-jet paper, 8 1/2 by 11 inches, and 
|sometimes he stuffs the boxes (if you order more than one 
|book) with the wrappers of reams of ink-jet paper.
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|It appears that he has everything on computer, and sends the 
|file to the printer, as it is ordered. No matter how big or 
|small the original book was printed, Kessinger's reprint is on 
|8 1/2 by 11 paper, with a white paper cover. They all appear 
|to be photo copies of the original books. I have seen about 8 
|different titles so far. He accepts no personal checks.
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|He has an extensive inventory, many Theosophical books, and 
|many Masonic titles, also.
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|The story is fiction, of the type of story popularized by 
|Bulwer Lytton.
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|Check it out at www.kessinger.net
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|Dennis
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|----- Original Message -----
|From: Blavatsky Archives <blavatskyarchives@yahoo.com>
|To: <theos-talk@yahoogroups.com>
|Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2001 8:33 PM
|Subject: Theos-World Hartmann's The Talking Image of Urur
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|> Brigitte wrote:
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|> > I wonder why Daniel does not pas on the texst of Hartmann's "The 
|> > Talking Image of Urur", published in Lucifer by HPB.
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|> > I am shure that Daniel Caldwell will be able to place this on a
|> link
|> > for the listmember readerschip to read.
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|> Brigitte, how should I pass on the text of this book?
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|> The book edition is 307 pages. And it has been
|> reprinted by Kessinger Publishing Company. Interested readers can
|no
|> doubt purchase a copy via Barnes and Noble.com
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|> Please Brigitte if this book by Hartmann is so important to the 
|> present discussion of Hartmann and the Mahatma Letters, why don't
|you
|> present a few choice paragraphs from this book that you think are 
|> relevant to what has been posted about Hartmann?
|>
|> Daniel H. Caldwell
|> BLAVATSKY ARCHIVES
|> http://hpb.cc
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