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... of view. In the current issue of The Messenger of Chalice Well appears a challenging article on the subject by Major W. Tudor Pole. chairman of the Chalice Well Trust, of Glastonbury, and a lifelong student of metaphysics. Here are a few of the points ...
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... of view. In the current issue of The Messenger of Chalice Well appears a challenging article on the subject by Major W. Tudor Pole, chairman of the Chalice Well Trust, of Glastonbury, and a lifelong student of metaphysics. Here are a few of the points ...
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... Report of the Royal Commission 8, Chamberlain Street, on Trade Unions, of which Lord • Wells, Challenging? Yes ! Sir,—Major W. Tudor Pole certainly was challenging when he spoke of the 'etheric, fourth dimensional aspect of transplants' in Jack Blandiver column ...
... put them often at the head of the poll? (Com.) R. D. REID 8, Chamberlain Street, Wells. Challenging? Yes ! Sir,—Major W. Tudor Pole certainly was challenging when he spoke of the 'etheric, fourth dimensional aspect of transplants' in Jack Blandiver column ...
... which put them often at the head of the poll? (Co.) R. D. REID 8, Chamberlain Street. Wells. Challenging? Yes ! Sir,—Major W. Tudor Pole certainly was challenging when he spoke of the 'etheric. fourth dimensional aspect of transplants' in Jack Blandiver column ...