This book is a comprehensive survey of ghosts, spirits, and other supernatural phenomena, as interpreted by the Victorian spiritualist movement. The author examines various alleged cases of hauntings, spirit communication, and other paranormal phenomena, offering a critical analysis of the evidence and the claims. The book is an intriguing glimpse into Victorian-era beliefs and attitudes about the supernatural, and its relevance extends to contemporary debates about the existence and nature of supernatural entities.

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