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“Other Side”. – Light 1932, Pag H H. - Experiences on the “Other Side”. – Light 1932, pag. 86. H. A. M. - An Apparition Identified from a Photograph. – J.A.S.P.R. Vol. XXV, 1931, pagg. 53-57. H. M. W. - Personal Experiences. - Light 1956, pagg. 21-24. H. S. W. - Religion, Ethics and Politics by a Great Spirit. - The Communion of the Inner Vision, Canterbury s. d., pagg. 10. - Evolution by a Great Spirit. - The Communion of the Inner Vision, Canterbury s. d., pagg. 8. HAAG WERNER - Psychical Experience of a Russian Lady. – J.A.S.P.R. Vol. XXVI, 1932, pagg. 340-350. HAASE JAS. A. - Christ’s Appearance to his Apostles. - Light 1908, pag. 297. HAATAN ABEL - Contribution à l’étude de l’Alchimie. - Bibliothèque Chacornac, Paris 1905, pagg. 282. HAAXMA EDWARD - Psychic Phenomena Related to Law. - Research in Parapsychology 1972, pagg. 36-37. HACK G. 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