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Universal Brotherhood
Universal Brotherhood
A MAGAZINE
DEVOTED TO THE BROTHERHOOD OF HUMANITY
THE THEOSOPHICAL MOVEMENT
PHILOSOPHY SCIENCE AND ART
Founded in 1886 under the title of THE PATH by
WILLIAM Q JUDGE
VOLUME XIII. No. 11.
FEBRUARY, 1899.
CONTENTS
| Henry Clay | Alexander Wilder, M.D. | 585 |
| Richard Wagner’s Prose Works | Basil Crump | 593 |
| Alphonse de Lamartine: IV. Poet, Diplomat, Traveller | Alexander Wilder, M.D. | 596 |
| Passage to India (Extracts Selected) | Walt Whitman | 607 |
| The Human Cell | Arthur A. Beale, M.B. | 609 |
| The Sokratic Club | Solon | 614 |
| Students’ Column | Conducted by J. H. Fussell | 621 |
| Young Folks’ Department: | ||
| The Weston Ten | Margaret S. Lloyd | 623 |
| Brotherhood Activities | 627 |
Editors:—Katherine A. Tingley, E. Aug. Neresheimer
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Copyright, 1899.
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