A proper appreciation of this book requires considerable faith in psychic revelation, but the philological re~ sults will' undoubtedly be subjected to examination by orities who are qualified 10 express a judgment, The ling facts described and the charm exercised by the unrevealed mystery of ancient Egypt combine to make this book attractive to those who are Interested in. psychical r2- search, 'The evidence, however, not conclusive as to the bona fides of the Lady Nona and her identiflea~ tion with' the Egyptian Queen, whereas the bold claim that Rose: mary herself was contemporary with Nona 3,300 years ago and the theory of reincarnation built upon this claim fare somewhat a strain upon the faith lof the reader—sins.
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