Theos-Talk Archives (November 2004 Message tt00030)

Friend Dallas
As you seemed not to get the other post, I decided to write to the group.
I have been printing your posts for further reading because my eyes get toostressed reading on the monitor. The one about obsession really interestedme and I am reading it printed.
Would chanelling be a kind of that phenomena though? Let me read the excerpts.
What I am writing you for is about the book " the Judge´s case", what is it about?
What was he accused for? I didn´t know that this ruined the development of the T M for some time, he always transmitted a very honest atmosphere to me and by his writings he showed to be an example in terms of fidelity to the theosophical causes at that period.
Something bad is the price of the book: almost 100 US Dollars, too expensive, is more expensive than a fine art book, well, unless the material be printed in a limited and little quantity.

Regards
Krishtar
----- Original Message ----- 
From: W.Dallas TenBroeck 
To: AAA-Dal 
Sent: Monday, November 01, 2004 11:30 PM
Subject: Theos-World NEW BOOK: THE JUDGE CASE



Dear Friends:

   

I am sending you an advance notice of a new book of importance to the
THEOSOPHICAL MOVEMENT 

   

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Edmonton Theosophical Society

is pleased to announce the publication of

   

   

The Judge Case

   

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The Judge Case

   

A Conspiracy Which Ruined the Theosophical Cause

   

By Ernest E. Pelletier

   

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Every serious student of Theosophy must have 

   

access to this book. This is also an important tool

   

for any historian doing work on William Q. Judge

   

or on the early Theosophical Society. A detailed

   

bibliographical time-line, biographies on many of

   

the key players, and appendices with hard to find

   

archival material all contribute to making this work

   

exhaustive in scope. In addition, the author offers

   

a compelling argument to vindicate William Q.

   

Judge and show him to be key in the development

   

of theosophy in the Western World.

   

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In Part I you will find:

   

. a detailed bibliographical chronology of the events of the "Judge Case"

   

. over 40 biographical sketches of the key players

   

. the author's analysis of events with a compelling presentation of
Judge's innocence

   

. AND published for the first time,

   

Exhibit 'A': the letter that triggered the Judge Case

   

============================

   

   

In Part II look for:

   

. a reprint of Besant's prosecutor's brief and the reply by W.Q.
Judge

   

. a collection of letters of W.Q. Judge to E. T. Hargrove

   

. Material from Judge's "Diaries" concerning the post "Judge Case"
controversy

   

. Western and Vedic astrological charts and interpretations of W.Q. Judge

   

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Single Volume Smythe Sewn Hardcover, 

8½" x 11" x 2¼",

984 pages + 71 

B &W Photographs,

   

ISBN 0-9681602-3-9.

   

$95.00 US + $7.00 US postage*; Overseas, $95.00 US + postage

   

====================================================

To order send check or money order to:

   

Theosophy Company, Los Angeles,

245 W 33rd St.,

Los Angeles, CALIFORNIA, 90007,

U S A              

   

at

              

www.theosophycompany.org
www.ult.org

   

E-mail: inquiry@t...

   

   

Or to

   

Edmonton Theosophical Society, 

Box 4587, 

Edmonton AB, 

Canada 

T6E 5G4, 

   

or e-mail

   

fohat@t...   

   

For details re: electronic transfer of funds.

   

* Special introductory postage rate to cease as of January 2005

   

   

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My opinion is that this book will be of great service to the 

   

THEOSOPHICAL MOVEMENT 

   

Best wishes, 

   

Dallas

   



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