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Stewart Edward White Books
Stewart Edward White (1873 - 1946) was an American author of fiction and non-fiction about adventure and travel. In Africa, he was determined to penetrate westward beyond the Loita range, and in 1913, accompanied by R J Cuninghame, he set out from Nairobi with thirty porters and twenty donkeys.
Stewart Edward White (right) & R J Cuninghame (left)
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The Land Of Footprints by Stewart Edward White (1912). White hunts big game on the high veldt of the Serengeti Plain. Over 70 photographs taken on location and among the Masai and natives, document the vast expanse and the logistic difficulty of supplies and transportation. He writes extensively about the people, the towns, the food and the staples of the African life. Free eBook
African Camp Fires by Stewart Edward White (1913) is probably the most well known of White's African big game hunting books. He was regarded as one of the finest rifle shots of the American sportsmen who hunted in East Africa during the Golden Age of safari hunting. Free eBook
The Rediscovered Country by Stewart Edward White (1915) is another account of White's African t
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The Betty Book: Excursions Into the World of Other-Consciousness
The book chronicles Betty's techniques learned while reaching out to the "invisibles" (their term for departed humans from beyond the veil) based on extensive notes taken by White. It is the first book on spiritism White authored, who wrote several more books on the subject (one posthumously), and it is evident that he took the subject rather seriously.
After the social trauma World War I, Americans were looking for more pragmatic answers the identity continuing after death than religion offered. Spiritualism was a very hot topic, and books on the subject popped up right and left. IMHO, most were outright frauds or fanciful imagination, but a few seem sincere and on to something.
Stewart E. White already had a successful career as an author, and didn't need the money. In fact, his small group shunned money and fame for their "studies," a fact I find quite refreshing. His
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The Stars Escalate Still There
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| Title: | The Stars Are Unmoving There |
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| Published: | 1946 |
| Publisher: | E. P. Dutton & Company |
| Tags: | non-fiction, miraculous, paranormal, spiritism, clairvoyance |
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