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Colville

William Wilberforce Juvenal Colville

William Wilberforce Juvenal Colville
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William Wilberforce Juvenal Colville, (1862-1917) Writer, mystic, teacher, traveler and close friend of John W. Keely. Colville had been the Grand Master of the Pennsylvania Masonic Lodge.

It was to Colville John Keely entrusted his Forty Laws which Colville included in his Dashed Against the Rock, 1894.

Additional Bibliography
Additional Biography


Colville, W. J. (William Juvenal), 1862-1917. John Worrall [sic] Keely: a memorial address, delivered Sunday, Nov. 27, 1898, in Casino Hall, Thirteenth Street and Girard Avenue, Philadelphia, Penn. / by W.J. Colville. - Boston: Banner of Light Publishing Co., 1899.

"The attention of ours readers is specially called to W. J. Colville's pamphlet containing full report of the Memorial Address and Poem delivered in Philadelphia on the Sunday following the interment of the remains of John W. Keely, the great inventor. The pamphlet extends to twenty-four pages of solid reading matter. Retail price, five cents per copy." [The Banner of Light, January 21, 1899, page 5]


Books


A History of Theosophy
Ancient Mystery and Modern Revelation, 1910
Atlantis
Dashed Against the Rock, 1894
Glints of Wisdom
Humanity's True Judges
Law of Correspondences
Life and Power from Within
New Ideal of the Christ
Old and New Psychology
One With Accord
Onesimus Templeton
Our Places in the Universal Zodiac
People's Handbook of Spiritual Science
Short Lessons in Theosophy
Spiritual Echoes from Holyrood
Spiritual Science of Health and Healing
Spiritual Therapeutics
Stepping Stones to Health
Students' Questions on Spiritual Science, 1914, The Power Book Company.
Studies in Theosophy, Historical and Practical
The Newest of New Women
The Throne of Eden, 1902, The Banner of Light Publishing Company
Universal Spiritualism, 1906, R. F. Fenno & Company
World's Fair Text-Book of Mental Therapeutics

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