The Twentieth Plane: A Psychic Revelation
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- The Twentieth Plane: A Psychic Revelation
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- 1919
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The Twentieth Plane: A Psychic Revelation
Author: Albert Durrant Watson
Year: 1919
Albert Durrant Watson (1859–1926) was a doctor, astronomer, editor, poet, and psychical researcher. Albert Durrant Watson was noted for his spirit communications received while in trance. Watson was born on January 8, 1859, in Dixie, Upper Canada. On September 23, 1885, he married Sarah Anne Grimshaw Clare in Toronto; they had seven children (two daughters and five sons). After studying at the Toronto Normal School, Watson taught school at Malton and Oakville. In 1883, he graduated as doctor of medicine from Victoria College, Cobourg. In 1890, he received another medical degree from the University of Toronto to acknowledge his graduation as a Licentiate from the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh in 1883. Watson practiced medicine for 40 years. A multitalented man, he was an amateur astronomer and published several papers in this field. He became a member of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada in 1892 and held several executive positions between 1910 and 1917. He had musical talent as well: several of his poems were published in Methodist and Presbyterian hymnals and he composed alternate wording for the Canadian anthem, which received a positive response. In addition, h
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