Facts in Mesmerism, with reasons for a dispassionate inquiry into it

action agency Anna Antwerp appears ascer ascertained asked awake body brain called catalepsy cause circumstances cloth lettered colours condition consciousness eau de cologne Edition effects electric evident exclaimed exhibited existence experiment external eyes fact faculties fcap feeling fingers force forehead hand head human idea imagination impulses inquiry J. C. LOUDON lady light Mademoiselle magnetic manifest manner matter means ment meric meriser mesmeric influence mesmeric medium mesmeric patients mesmeric sleep mesmeric sleepwaking mesmerised person mesmeriser's mind mode motion nature nerves nervous system Neufchâtel never objects observed occasion once optic nerve organs passed peculiar perceive perception perfect perfect darkness perfectly pheno phenomena phenomenon present principle produced proof proved question reason relation remarked remember render replied retina seemed sensation senses sensibility somnambule suppose thing thought tion told touch Townshend truth uncon usual vibrations vision visual perceptions waking