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About this audiobook
Investigate the phenomenon of the uncanny in this serious collection of true ghost stories and inexplicable dreams. The author acts as a compiler of evidence, presenting accounts of premonitions and hauntings without the embellishment of fiction. It explores the psychological and external possibilities of the supernatural, treating the subject with anthropological rigor. This book appeals to the curious mind, balancing the thrill of the ghost story with the inquiry of the researcher.
Audiobook details
GenreSpirituality and Religion, Self-Help
Length8 hrs 51 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJan 25, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Preface To The New Impression
10Chapter 8. More Ghosts With A Purpose - Ticonderoga - The Beresford Ghost...
2Preface To The First Edition
11Chapter 9. Haunted Houses - Antiquity Of Haunted Houses - Savage Cases - Ancient Egyptian Cases...
3Chapter 1. Arbuthnot On Political Lying - Begin With “Great Swingeing Falsehoods”...
12Chapter 10. Modern Hauntings - The Shchapoff Story Of A Peculiar Type - “Demoniacal Possession.”...
4Chapter 2. Veracious Dreams - Past, Present And Future Unknown Events “Revealed”...
13Chapter 11. A Question For Physicians - Professor William James’s Opinion - Hysterical Disease? - Little Hands...
5Chapter 3. Transition From Dreams To Waking Hallucinations - Popular Scepticism About The Existence...
14Chapter 12. The Story of Glam - The Foul Fords
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6Chapter 4. Veracious Waking Hallucinations Not Recognised By Science; Or Explained By Coincidence...
15Chapter 13. The Marvels at Fródá
7Chapter 5. “Spirits Of The Living.” - Mistakes Of Identity - Followed By Arrival Of Real Person...
16Chapter 14. Spiritualistic Floating Hands - Hands In Haunted Houses - Jerome Cardan’s Tale...
8Chapter 6. Transition To Appearances Of The Dead - Obvious Scientific Difficulties...
17IMPRINT | DISCLAIMER
9Chapter 7. More Ghosts With A Purpose - The Slaying Of Sergeant Davies In 1749...