Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Works on Spiritualism

I want to learn more about Sir. Arthur Conan Doyle, and part of that is I want to understand his views of spiritualism, in addition to how it was addressed in the Victorian era.

* All that I can find right now are listed. Still looking for the others. 

 

"Sir Arthur's Works on Spiritualism

  Twenty of Sir Arthur's over sixty books are about Spiritualism. They include: 

• The New Revelation (1918) *Book
• Life After Death (1918) interview
• The Vital Message (1919) *Book
• Spiritualism and Rationalism  (1920) article
• The Wanderings of a Spiritualist (1921) *Book
• The Coming of the Fairies (1922) *Book
• The Case for Spirit Photography (1922) *Book
• Our American Adventure (1923), *Book
• Our Second American Adventure (1924), *Book
• Spiritualist's Reader (1924), 
• Memories and Adventures (1924), 
• The Early Christian Church and Modern Spiritualism (1925), pamphlet
  • (^ The only work I am having a hard time finding. :(  )
• The Land of Mist (1926, fiction),*book
• The History of Spiritualism, volume I (1926),*Book
• The History of Spiritualism, volume II (1926),*Book 
• Pheneas Speaks. Direct Spirit Communication in the Family Circle (1927), *Book
• Our African Winter (1929), *Book
• The Edge of the Unknown (1930).*Book

"http://www.victorianweb.org/authors/doyle/spiritualism.html

also:

D. D. Home: His life and message by Home, D. D. (1833) Book edited and introduced by Sir. Arthur Conan Doyle.

 

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Side note: There are many mythologies and beliefs through the years and just because His beliefs were not the same as others who believed in spiritual beings that cannot be proved and may not even exist (*cough*Christians*cough*) then he should not be mocked either.  Spiritualism was/is yet another belief in the sea of beliefs and really, it is more then a little hypocritical for anyone to be getting their knickers in a twist and pointing at Sir Arthur Conan Doyle when they might belief in a  spiritualistic thing/religious system too. 

={@}= // Ramen //