Isis Very Much Unveiled
About this book
The claims surrounding H. P. Blavatsky had fascinated supporters of Theosophy and provoked sharp criticism. Edmund Garrett enters the dispute with a journalist's interest in the people, documents and contradictions behind the movement.
Isis Very Much Unveiled is a sceptical investigation and a pointed piece of contemporary controversy. The title deliberately echoes Blavatsky's Isis Unveiled. Its arguments should be read alongside the movement's own accounts, but the book preserves the intensity of a public quarrel over occult authority and credibility.
Cite this edition
Edmund Garrett. Isis Very Much Unveiled. Westminster Gazette edition, dated 1894 by the source repository. Westminster Gazette Office. 1894. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/books/isis-very-much-unveiled
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