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• catalog created "[c1925]".
• catalog date "1925".
• catalog date "[c1925]".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "[c1925]".
• catalog description "I. Channels of the theosophical movement -- II. The parent theosophical society -- III. "Isis unveiled" -- IV. Early days of the theosophical society -- V. The S.P.R. and the theosophical phenomena -- VI. The report of the S.P.R. -- VII. Divisions among theosophists -- new publications -- VIII. Esoteric and exoteric aspects of the theosophical movement -- IX. H.P.B., Olcott, and Judge -- X. The formation of the esoteric section -- XI. The work of the esoteric section -- XII. Mabel Collins and professor Coues -- XIII. The Coues-Collins charges and their aftermath -- XIV. The New York Sun libel case -- XV. Olcott versus H.P.B. -- XVI. Olcott's attempt to centralize all authority -- XVII. H.P.B. takes charge of the T.S. in Europe -- XVIII. Death of H.P.B. -- her last messages -- XIX. The crisis in the society -- XX. Attempts to supersede H.P.B.'s influence -- XXI. Growing divergences -- Olcott resigns as president -- XXII. Convention of 1892 -- Olcott withdraws his resignation -- XXIII. H.P.B.'s "successors" -- the publication of "old diary leaves" -- XXIV. Controversy over H.P.B.'s status as agent of the masters -- XXV. Annie Besant in America, 1892-1893 -- XXVI. Beginnings of the "Judge case" -- XXVII. Mrs. Besant changes sides -- XXVIII. The American section supports Judge -- XXIX. The "judicial enquiry" in London -- XXX. British convention dismisses case against Judge -- XXXI. The "eastern division" and "western division" -- XXXII. Westminster Gazette attacks the society -- XXXIII. Mrs. Besant tries to drive Judge out of the society -- XXXIV. The American section declares its autonomy and elects Judge its life-president -- XXXV. Judge's death and the Tingley "successorship" -- XXXVI. Present and future of the theosophical movement.".
• catalog extent "xxxii, 705 p.".
• catalog hasFormat "Theosophical movement, 1875-1925.".
• catalog isFormatOf "Theosophical movement, 1875-1925.".
• catalog issued "1925".
• catalog issued "[c1925]".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York, Dutton".
• catalog relation "Theosophical movement, 1875-1925.".
• catalog subject "BP530 .T5".
• catalog subject "Theosophical Society (Chennai, India)".
• catalog subject "Theosophical Society (Madras, India)".
• catalog subject "Theosophy History.".
• catalog subject "Theosophy.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. Channels of the theosophical movement -- II. The parent theosophical society -- III. "Isis unveiled" -- IV. Early days of the theosophical society -- V. The S.P.R. and the theosophical phenomena -- VI. The report of the S.P.R. -- VII. Divisions among theosophists -- new publications -- VIII. Esoteric and exoteric aspects of the theosophical movement -- IX. H.P.B., Olcott, and Judge -- X. The formation of the esoteric section -- XI. The work of the esoteric section -- XII. Mabel Collins and professor Coues -- XIII. The Coues-Collins charges and their aftermath -- XIV. The New York Sun libel case -- XV. Olcott versus H.P.B. -- XVI. Olcott's attempt to centralize all authority -- XVII. H.P.B. takes charge of the T.S. in Europe -- XVIII. Death of H.P.B. -- her last messages -- XIX. The crisis in the society -- XX. Attempts to supersede H.P.B.'s influence -- XXI. Growing divergences -- Olcott resigns as president -- XXII. Convention of 1892 -- Olcott withdraws his resignation -- XXIII. H.P.B.'s "successors" -- the publication of "old diary leaves" -- XXIV. Controversy over H.P.B.'s status as agent of the masters -- XXV. Annie Besant in America, 1892-1893 -- XXVI. Beginnings of the "Judge case" -- XXVII. Mrs. Besant changes sides -- XXVIII. The American section supports Judge -- XXIX. The "judicial enquiry" in London -- XXX. British convention dismisses case against Judge -- XXXI. The "eastern division" and "western division" -- XXXII. Westminster Gazette attacks the society -- XXXIII. Mrs. Besant tries to drive Judge out of the society -- XXXIV. The American section declares its autonomy and elects Judge its life-president -- XXXV. Judge's death and the Tingley "successorship" -- XXXVI. Present and future of the theosophical movement.".
• catalog title "The theosophical movement, 1875-1925; a histoy and a survey.".
• catalog type "History. fast".
• catalog type "text".