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| Description | Phineas Parkhurst Quimby (1802–1866), New England mentalist |
| Date | or 1856, according to ppquimby.com. First known publication was in the United States in McClure's, February 1908, p. 395. |
| Source | McClure's magazine, February 1908 |
| Author | Studio in Portland, Maine, according to ppquimby.com |
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