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1862 ACHSA W. SPRAGUE. I Still Live. Rare Spiritualist Says Founding Fathers Working for Abolition from the Grave. Inklings The sense that something good

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The sense that something good was afoot seems appropriate to Milne and perhaps informs his fanciful [though engaged seriously by some theologians] suggestion that imagination plays a roll in populating Heaven

and marginalized

Nelson & Phillips

if the enemy doesn't kill me

A number of the disciples appeared there some six months ago

1862 ACHSA W. SPRAGUE. I Still Live. Rare Spiritualist Says Founding Fathers Working for Abolition from the Grave. Inklings The sense that something goodAchsa White Sprague [1827 1861] was born and lived in Plymouth Notch, Vermont. A near prodigy, she began teaching in the stone school by age 12. But at 20, she contracted a mysterious disease and spent seven years bedridden. Then, in one day, she was completely cured. She publicly attributed the miraculous recover to an angelic visitation. News of the phenomena spread and she was soon in demand as a medium and lectured throughout the United States and

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