Abstract
This essay briefly examines the turbulent history of the “Blavatsky” phase of the London Theosophical movement; in particular, it focuses on the disparity between the public rhetoric of the Theosophical Society's leadership and the deeper motivations which inspired many Londoners to join the movement's ranks.
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