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  1. INTRODUCTION

    14:00

  2. CHAPTER I - EARLY RECOLLECTIONS

    17:50

  3. CHAPTER II - INVESTIGATIONS IN AMERICA, 1885-1886

    39:50

  4. CHAPTER II - INVESTIGATIONS IN AMERICA, 1885-1886 (continued)

    20:58

  5. CHAPTER III - AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND

    36:28

  6. CHAPTER IV - HONG KONG, ALASKA, AND NEW YORK

    13:31

  7. CHAPTER V - INDIA, 1890-1891

    28:01

  8. CHAPTER VI - SWEDEN AND RUSSIA, 1892

    24:48

  9. CHAPTER VI - SWEDEN AND RUSSIA, 1892 (continued)

    26:24

  10. AN INTERLUDE

    22:36

  11. CHAPTER VII - LADY CAITHNESS AND AVENUE WAGRAM

    28:47

  12. CHAPTER VIII - FROM OXFORD TO WIMBLEDON

    25:22

  13. CHAPTER IX - HAUNTINGS BY THE LIVING AND THE DEAD, 1896

    30:20

  14. CHAPTER X - FURTHER EXPERIENCES IN AMERICA

    35:53

  15. CHAPTER XI - A HAUNTED CASTLE IN IRELAND

    22:20

  16. CHAPTER XII - 1900-1901

    39:07

  17. CHAPTER XIII - A SECOND VISIT TO INDIA, 1903

    22:26

  18. CHAPTER XIV - A FAMILY PORTRAIT AND PSYCHIC PHOTOGRAPHY

    39:48

  19. APPENDIX

    51:14

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Tea parties, remembered friendships and unexplained impressions share the same pages in E. Katharine Bates's account of her psychic experiences. Published in its 1908 edition, Seen and Unseen presents spiritualism through personal recollection rather than a fictional plot. Bates explains why she writes directly in the first person and uses substitute names to protect other people's privacy. The contents trace investigations and experiences across America, India, Australia, New Zealand and several European countries, alongside chapters on hauntings and psychic photography.

Her narrative places unusual claims within recognisable social encounters. In one Oxford episode, meeting a young man whose mother she once knew leads to what Bates describes as a message from that departed friend. She also discusses the limits she sets on developing her own abilities and the motives behind seeking psychic experiences.

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Book facts

First published
1907
Reading time
About 6 hours
Pages
121
Language
English
Genre
Memoir
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Piotr Nater, valroth, VO Gal and others