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Rev. B.F. Austin : Glimpses of the Unseen: a study of dreams, premonitions, prayer and remarkable answers, hypnotism, spiritualism, telepathy, apparitions, peculiar mental and spiritual experiences, unexplained psychical phenomena : a book of personal experiences, original and selected, related in their own language by reputable persons, together with running comments and a thoughtful summary

The Bradley- Garretson Company Limited, Toronto, 1898

Original cloth boards with elaboarate blind tooled and gilt designs., A fine example of this book in decorative period binding., P.5-504, Illustrated with some Black&White plates.

Benjamin Fish Austin (September 10, 1850 – January 22, 1933) was a nineteenth century Canadian educator. From 1897 to 1899 Dr. Austin lived in Toronto and devoted himself to his literary works.[1] He also became more and more interested in the growing Spiritualist movement. Spiritualists were a large group who believed in the scientific validity of many ‘supernatural’ phenomena (such as communication with the deceased).
A proponent of the Spiritualist movement, he went on to become a renowned Spiritualist in Canada and the United States, publishing many books and editing the Rochester and later Los Angeles-based Spiritualist magazine Reason


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