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Preface.—By the Rev. John Andrew xi

Introduction xv

CHAPTER I. 1872–1882.

Introductory 1

CHAPTER II. 1882–1886.

Ether the True Protoplasm, An Epitome of Macvicar’s Sketch of a Philosophy 11

CHAPTER III. 1885–1887.

The Nature of Keely’s Problems 30

CHAPTER IV. 1887.

Sympathetic Vibratory Force 41

CHAPTER V.

Etheric Vibration.—The Key Force 54

CHAPTER VI.

The Fountain Head of Force 65

CHAPTER VII.

The Key to the Problems.—Keely’s Secrets 72

CHAPTER VIII. 1888.

Helpers on the Road, and Hinderers 101

CHAPTER IX. 1889–1890.

Keely supported by Eminent Men of Science.—Aerial Navigation 113

CHAPTER X. 1881–1891.

The Keely Motor Bubble.—Macvicar’s Logical Analysis 129

CHAPTER XI. 1890.

Vibratory Sympathetic and Polar Flows.—Keely’s Contributions to Science 145

CHAPTER XII.

Vibratory Physics.—True Science 167

CHAPTER XIII.

“More Science” 186

CHAPTER XIV.

Vibratory Physics.—The Connecting Link between Mind and Matter 206

CHAPTER XV.

The Philosophy of History.—Keely the Founder of a System 229

CHAPTER XVI. 1891.

An Appeal in Behalf of the Continuance of Keely’s Researches 238

CHAPTER XVII. 1891.

More of Keely’s Theories.—His Traducers exposed 265

CHAPTER XVIII.

A Pioneer in an Unknown Realm 285

CHAPTER XIX.

Latent Force in Interstitial Spaces.—Electro-Magnetic Radiation.—Molecular Dissociation. By John Ernst Worrell Keely 298

CHAPTER XX. 1892.

Progressive Science.—Keely’s Present Position.—A Review of the Situation 319

CHAPTER XXI.

Faith by Science: The Dawn of a New Order of Things 332

CONCLUSION.

Keely’s Physical Philosophy.—By Professor D. G. Brinton, M.D., of the University of Pennsylvania 358

Appendix I. 365

Appendix II. 368

Appendix III. 370

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