• Beatrice; A Tale of the Early Christians. Published under the name of A. Bonus (Anna Bonus Kingsford). Joseph Masters, London (Aldersgate Street and New Bond Street), 1863. 114 pp. More information and complete Html text in this site.
• River-Reeds. Poems; originally
anonymously published (Anna Kingsford was yet very
young, especially when the poems were first published in different magazines),
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An Essay on the Admission of Women to the Parliamentary Franchise. Ninon Kingsford (Anna Kingsford). • The Lady’s Own Paper (a Journal of Taste, Progress and Thought). Journal edited by Mrs. Algernon Kingsford (Anna Kingsford). Here we have the first 12 numbers edited by Anna Kingsford, from Nº. 307 (October, 5, 1872 – Nº. 01 of the New Series), up to Nº. 318 (December, 21, 1872 – Nº. 12 of the New Series). More information and the complete Pdf copies in this site.
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In My Lady’s Chamber; a Speculative Romance
Touching a Few Questions of the Day. Originally published under the
pen name (pseudonym) of
Colossa (Anna Kingsford). J. Burns,
15, Southhampton Row, Holborn, • Rosamunda the Princess, an Historical Romance of the Sixth Century. Ninon Kingsford (Anna Kingsford). James Parker and Co., Oxford and London, 1875. 365 pp. With 24 illustrations. More information and complete Html text in this site; including photocopy of its original cover, its title pages, its Preface, and all the illustrations of the work. Observation: The revision of the digitization errors is not yet complete. • The Perfect Way in Diet. Anna Kingsford. Kegan Paul, Trench & Co., London, 1881. 121 pp. Second edition: 1906. Based on her Medicine graduation thesis. More information and complete Html text in this site. • The Perfect Way; or, the Finding of Christ. Anna Kingsford and Edward Maitland. Hamilton, Adams & Co., London, 1882. Second edition, revised and enlarged: Field and Tuer, London, 1887; and also, Esoteric Publishing Company, Boston, 1988. 3rd edition: 1890. Fifth edition, edited, with additions and a long preface, by Samuel Hopgood Hart: John M. Watkins, London, 1923. 405 pp. More information and complete Html text in this site. • Address of the President – To the London Lodge of The Theosophical Society – October 21st 1883. Anna Kingsford. Lecture published in: Theosophical History magazine, July, 1987. pp. 82-85. Complete Html text in this site. • The Virgin of the World. A translation of Hermetic manuscripts. Introductory essays (on Hermeticism) and notes by Anna Kingsford and Edward Maitland. George Redway, London, 1885. Also in Madras: P. Kailasam Brothers; Spiritualistic Book Depot, 1885. 154 pp. More information and complete Html text in this site. • Astrology Theologized: the Spiritual Hermeneutics of Astrology and Holy Writ – A Treatise upon the Influence of the Stars on Man and on the Art of Ruling Them by the Law of Grace. Long prefatory essay, and translation by Anna Kingsford, from the original by Valentine Weigelius, dated 1649. George Redway, London, 1886. 121 pp. More information and complete Html text in this site. • Health, Beauty and the Toilet: Letters to Ladies from a Lady Doctor. Anna Kingsford. Frederick Warne and Co., London and New York; 1886. 232 pp. 2nd Edition in the same year. More information and complete Html text in this site.
Uncientific Science: Moral Aspects of Vivsection.
Anna Kingsford. Article published in the work
Spiritual
Therapeutics; or, Divine Science
by W.J. Colville, Educator Publishing Company, Chicago, 1888. 332 pp.
More information and complete Html text of this article in this
site. Works by Anna Kingsford Posthumously Published (Chronological Order): • Dreams and Dream-Stories. Anna Kingsford. Edited by Edward Maitland. George Redway, London, 1888. 281 pp. More information and free complete Html text in this site.
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Intima
Sacra: a Manual of Esoteric Devotion.
Compiled by E. M. Forsyth. David Stott, • Clothed with the Sun: Being the Illuminations of Anna (Bonus) Kingsford. Anna Kingsford. Edited by Edward Maitland. First edition: John M. Watkins, London, 1889. Second edition: The Ruskin Press, Birmingham, 1906. Third Edition: edited by Samuel Hopgood Hart, 1937. Sun Books (reprint), Santa Fe, 1993. 210 pp. More information and complete Html text in this site. • Addresses and Essays on Vegetarianism. Anna Kingsford and Edward Maitland. Edited by Samuel Hopgood Hart. John M. Watkins, London, 1912. 227 pp. More information and complete Html text in this site. • The Credo of Christendom: and other Addresses and Essays on Esoteric Christianity. Anna Kingsford and Edward Maitland. Edited by Samuel Hopgood Hart. John M. Watkins, London, 1916. 256 pp. More information and complete Html text in this site.
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The
Pilgrim and the Shrine; or, Passages from the Life and Correspondence of Herbert
Ainslie. Edward Maitland. New Edition (with corrections and additions), John W.
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One Passed By! (Song). Words by
Edward Maitland.
Music by
Virginia
Gabriel (Mary Ann Virginia
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The Higher Law. A Romance. Edward Maitland. Tinsley Brothers,
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Jewish Literature and Modern Education: or, the Use
and Misuse of the Bible in the Schoolroom.
Edward Maitland.
Edited, for the author, by Thomas Scott, Ramsgate. 1871. 97 pp. And also by Trübner & Co.,
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By and By: an Historical Romance of the Future.
Edward Maitland. G.P.
Putnam’s Sons,
• The
Keys of the Creeds.
Edward Maitland.
Second Edition, Revised: Trübner & Co., • England and Islam: or, the Counsel of Caiaphas. Edward Maitland. Tinsley Brothers, London, 1876. 636 pp. More information and complete Html text in this site. Observation: The revision of the digitization errors is not yet complete. • The Soul, and How It Found Me. Edward Maitland. Published for the author. Tinsley Brothers, London, 1877. 307 pp. More information and complete Html text in this site: including a picture of the original cover, and a picture of Edward Maitland, which is for the first time presented to the Internet. • How the World Came to an End in 1881. Published anonymously (Edward Maitland). Field & Tuer, London, 1884. pp. 83. More information and complete Html text in this site.
• The New Illumination.
Edward Maitland.
This text was originally a paper read before the Hermetic Society,
July 15th, 1886. It was later published as a
booklet – George Conway,
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Intima
Sacra: a Manual of Esoteric Devotion.
Compiled by E. M. Forsyth. David Stott,
• The Bible’s Own Account of
Itself. Edward Maitland. 1st Edition:
Ruskin Press, • “A Message to Earth”. Published anonymously. [Compiler’s note: It is very likely that this work was edited by Edward Maitland.] Published in conjunction with the writings recognized by the Esoteric Christian Union as appertaining to the “New Gospel of Interpretation.” London (Lamley & Co., 1 & 3 Exhibition Road, S.W.), 1892. 93 pp. More information and complete Html text in this site. • The “New Gospel of Interpretation”: Being an Abstract of the Doctrine and a Statement of the Origin, Object, Basis, Method and Scope of the Esoteric Christian Union. Edward Maitland. Published under auspice of the Esoteric Christian Union, whose President-Founder was Edward Maitland. London, Lamley & Co., 1892. 93 pp. More information and complete Html text in this site.
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The Appeal of the Esoteric Christian Union
to the Churches and People of Christendom. Published by the Esoteric Christian Union, whose President-Founder
was Edward Maitland.
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Vivisection.
Edward Maitland and Edward Carpenter. William Reeves, • The Story of Anna Kingsford and Edward Maitland and of the New Gospel of Interpretation. Edward Maitland. 1st Edition, 1893. 2nd Edition, 1894. 3rd Edition, edited by Samuel H. Hart. Ruskin Press, Birmingham, 1905. 204 pp. More information and complete Html text in this site. • The Life of Anna Kingsford: Her Life, Letters, Diary and Work. Edward Maitland. Two volumes. George Redway, London, 1896. 3rd Edition, edited by Samuel Hopgood Hart. John M. Watkins, London, 1913. Vol. I, 442 pp.; Vol. II, 466 pp. More information and complete Html text in this site.
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The Living Truth
in Christianity.
Bertram McCrie.
John M. Watkins,
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