The Phantom World; Or, the Philosophy of Spirits, Ed. With an Intr. and Notes [And Tr.] by H. Christmas

This classic work explores the world of spirits, ghosts, and other supernatural phenomena. Calmet, a French Benedictine monk, provides a detailed analysis of reports of hauntings, exorcisms, and other encounters with the spiritual realm. The book offers a fascinating glimpse into the beliefs and fears that shaped the Western world's understanding of the supernatural.

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