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WILLINK, Arthur The World of the Unseen: An Essay on the Relation of Higher Space to Things Eternal. London: Macmillan and Co. 1893.

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vi, 184 pp. plus 18-page publisher's catalogue; untrimmed. Original cloth, a little worn at extremities. First edition.
Presentation copy from the author to A.H. Willink, signed on title-page, inscription dated 16 Feb. 1893.

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WILLINK, Arthur The World of the Unseen: An Essay on the Relation of Higher Space to Things Eternal. London: Macmillan and Co. 1893.

vi, 184 pp. plus 18-page publisher's catalogue; untrimmed. Original cloth, a little worn at extremities. First edition.
Presentation copy from the author to A.H. Willink, signed on title-page, inscription dated 16 Feb. 1893.

Arthur Willink, born 1850, theologian and clergyman, suggested that the world exists in more than three dimensions. Chapter headings include The Higher Space, Lower Spaces, The Fourth Direction, Concerning the Departed, The Appearance of Our Space to those in Higher Space, Concerning the Omniscience of Almighty God, Our Higher Faculties or Higher Space Senses, Concerning the Kenosis and the Earth-life of Our Lord.

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