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Title: Book of heavenly teachings
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Baugh, R. P., 1839- (from old catalog)
Subjects: Spiritualism
Publisher: Dallas, Tex., Johnston printing & adv. co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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of chair, is classed as that of William Baugh to his backingis the scene of a loving wife and daughter, to their backingis the red man that gives pledge to the Holy Spirit, observingour tactics of this Heavenly body. The one to the right ofmedium, we present at John the Baptist, that came forwardwith his epistle in this book that contains message of him. Tohis right stands expressed, the renowned Jesus, that taught inour manner by the word of mouth from man to man in thereverence of God the Holy Spirit, by sensation taught him.To his right stands the illustrious John, the Divine. The nextthat come in above, we have pleasure of announcing in thename of the patriotic George Washington. To his backing,above, are two negatives in Natures calling. The remainderof National fame comes next being the image of AbrahamLincoln. The maiden-like image, parallel to his left fills theplace of a gentleman in high repute, being that of AlexanderStephens. The standard bearer of the group mustered cour-
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112 BOOK OF HEAVENLY TEACHINGS age enough to be called Appolonias of Tyanna, being that ofhistoric fame in our laws of actions. The next of our rankand file, is the worthy Benjamin Franklin, that lariated thelightning. The image under his greatness, we give in remem-brance of Plato, the Greek philosopher. To his left has thetongue of Confucius, that explored myths. The next parallelto his left, we give in, as a carnivalist, who broke ranks fora higher calling. In remembrance of all, we submit our pleas-ure, in truth to the grandeur of Thomas Paine, the Etymolo>-gist. This number, we confess is a small category of ourHeavenly body of influences, tabulated synopsis as one mightprize, that usher thought for all created things, bound in lovewith one mighty Whole. The eternal essence of Spirit Power.In remembrance of all whatsoever. On the opposite page are to be seen two separate illustra-tions that assist mortal vision in gaining a partial view of thehappenings that did occur with mor

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