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- A discussion on the automatic powers of the brain: being a defence against Rev. Charles Beecher's attack upon the philosophy of mysterious agents, in his review of "spiritual manifestations"1
- A magician among the spirits1
- A paper1
- Autobiography of Dr. D.B. Kellogg, or, Explanation of clairvoyance: being an account of the mysteries of his life, combined with a concise explanation of the phenomena of clairvoyance, somnambulism, and spirit manifestation1
- Behind the scenes with the mediums1
- Clairvoyant reminiscences and herbal recipes1
- Dreams and premonitions1
- Man and his relations: illustrating the influence of the mind on the body, the relations of the faculties to the organs, and to the elements, objects, and phenomena of the external world1
- Mind reading: read before the Association, May 12th, 18751
- Natural selection, social selection, and heredity1
- Old and new psychology1
- Pathetism: man considered in respect to his form, life, sensation, soul, mind, spirit : giving the rationale of those laws which produce the mysteries, miseries, felicities, of human nature : psychology, phrenology, pneumatology, physiognomy, pathognomy, physiology : sleep, dreams, sonambulation, intuition, presentiments, prevision, enchantment, miracles, witchcraft, popular excitements, apparitions, spells, charms, fascination, trance, the case of Swedenborg, A.J. Davis, &c. : an essay toward a correct theory of mind, with directions for demonstrating its truthfulness1
- Psychic control through self-knowledge1
- Psychical experiences: a diary of 18911
- Psychology and mesmerism explained1
- Psychology, hypnotism, personal magnetism, and clairvoyance1
- Psychomancy: spirit-rappings and table-tippings exposed1
- Telepathic hallucinations: the new view of ghosts1
- The great Amherst mystery: a true narrative of the supernatural1
- The great harmonia: being a philosophical revelation of the natural, spiritual, and celestial universe. Vol. 1, [The physician]1