Talks to Students on Occult Philosophy [First Edition] by Manly P. Hall Kabbalah It is now generally agreed

It is now generally agreed that Atwood's book - and the ideas expressed therein - lay at the center of the shift in attitude about alchemy that took place in Hermetic circles from the mid-nineteenth century onwards

Influence of Babylon

and a third section in verse

A later penciled note references “Woodhouse Church

among other pursuits

Talks to Students on Occult Philosophy [First Edition] by Manly P. Hall Kabbalah It is now generally agreedTalks to Students on Occult Philosophy by Manly P. Hall Publication: 1925 Hall Publishing Company first edition One of the earliest publications by Manly P. Hall, issued before the founding of the Philosophical Research Society, when Hall was still self publishing under the imprint Hall Publishing Company. Condition: publishers original wraps, staple bound, general foxing to cover, clean copy in Very Good condition