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RS 1933, Pag. 23. L L L. A. - Mes Expériences sur la Radiesthésie. - R.M. 1936, pagg. 211-218. L. D. - L’Esprit Symbole. - R.S. 1933, pag. 23. L. G. H. - Sir Oliver Lodge’s Convinced of Demonstrated Survival. - Light 1933. pag. 405. - Passing of Mrs. Annie Besant. - Light 1933, pag. 595. - “Road to Immortality”. Sir Oliver Lodge on Miss Cummins’ “Myers” Scripts. - Light 1932, pg. 532. L. H. - Les liseurs de pensée. - R.S.M.S. 1909-1910, pag. 476-483. L. J. - Sir Oliver Lodge’s Autobiography. - The International Psychic Gazette 1932, pag. 56. L. J.-B. - Le magnétisme et le somnambulisme devant les corps savants, la court de Rome et les théologiens. - Germer Baillière, Paris 1844, pagg. 702. L. P. - Panmusicalità? - L.O. 1936, pagg. 428-430. LA CAMERA NINO - Nuovi principi di psicologia. Voci interiori, voci esteriori, voci dell’Io. - EDAS, Messina 1980, pagg. 332. - Nuovi principi di psicologia del presciente. 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