Theos-Talk Archives (June 2005 Message tt00185)

Ernest Wood was CWL's secretary for several years and had lived in Adyar 
for several years and he should have known about any problems with the 
allegations. I do not recall he making any statements in his rare book "Is 
This Theosophy" about the allegations. He would have no doubt would have 
also made statements in his lectures, conversations and writings if he was 
aware of any facts in the case. I think this is an angle I have not seen 
brought up in many of the messages here. If anyone has info on this aspect, 
it is welcome.

mkr

At 03:30 AM 06/09/05 +0000, prmoliveira wrote:

> It is said that life has its ironies. One of them may have been the
> known name of the property which was eventually acquired by a group
> of theosophists in the 1920s, where Leadbeater took up residence and
> which is now known as The Manor. At that time it was known
> as "Bakewell's Folly", named after Mr Bakewell, who built a large
> mansion with the idea that his entire family would live in it. It
> didn't work and the property was put up for sale.
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