The present volume, entitled "The Hill of Vision," is based upon Automatic Writings similarly obtained by the cooperation of the same incarnate personalities, Messrs.
Cram, in his Preface, gives evidence.
A script obtained on March 13, 1918, specifies August 24th of that year as the day that "will see \'surcease\' of battle"; and the scripts of March 27, 29, and 30, definitely state that the tide will turn or Easter Day (the 31st), -the script of the 30th, written at the twilight of the Great Offensive, when everything was giving way before the Germans, saying, "Tomorrow, as we have said, the first Great sign of failure will be manifest, and what follows we have told you already." Substituting August 25th for the 24th, Mr.
The special interest of the book, however, centers in what is called "The War Script of 1918," in which occur definite predictions as to the exact time when the tide of the War will turn, and when the actual end of the War will come, though to be followed by an aftermath of lessening strife.
As early as 1909 the intelligences behind these communications burst forth with a prediction of impending war, and of a following period of transformation, after which "the leaven of the Faithful shall work, and because it shall endure it shall transform the world"-though the words just quoted are from a later communication, notable among a number of a prophetic nature obtained during the next few years.
Certainly it is an amazing book; and we doubt if anything more wonderful is to be found in the entire field of such Writings in modern times.
Bond and John Alleyne, and apparently of a number of intelligences "on the other side." While notices concerning other Automatic Writings have produced in us very little inclination to examine the works treated of, the reading of the Preface of the present volume-by the well known Boston architect, Ralph Adams Cram, who stands sponsor for the book-led to the reading of the entire volume, which proved very interesting.
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The present volume, entitled "The Hill of Vision," is based upon Automatic Writings similarly obtained by the cooperation of the same incarnate personalities, Messrs
