Chapters (317)
- True Ghost Stories
- CONTENTS
- PUBLISHER’S NOTE.
- PREFACE
- GLOSSARY OF TERMS USED
- CHAPTER I
- WHAT IS A GHOST?
- THE TERROR OF THE DARK
- WHAT IS A GHOST?
- HISTORIC INVESTIGATIONS
- DEATH-COINCIDENCES
- ARE THEY DUE TO CHANCE?
- THE EXPLANATION
- EXPERIMENTAL APPARITIONS
- TELEPATHIC HALLUCINATIONS
- GHOSTS WHICH MOVE MATERIAL OBJECTS
- PHOTOGRAPHS OF GHOSTS
- THE “DOUBLE,” AND THE SPIRITUAL BODY
- WHAT HAPPENS AT THE MOMENT OF DEATH
- HOW THE SOUL MAY LEAVE THE BODY
- THEORIES OF HAUNTED HOUSES
- THE GHOSTS OF ANIMALS, ETC.
- THE CLOTHES OF GHOSTS
- TELEPATHY FROM THE DEAD
- THE PSYCHIC ATMOSPHERE
- FORMS CREATED BY WILL
- PHYSICAL MANIFESTATIONS
- CAN HAUNTED HOUSES BE “CURED”?
- CHAPTER II
- PHANTASMS OF THE DEAD—I.
- A RUSSIAN GHOST
- GRASPED BY A SPIRIT HAND
- “I AM SHOT!”
- HEAVE THE LEAD!
- THE RESCUE AT SEA
- HOW GHOSTS INFLUENCE US
- HOW A GHOST WARNED THE KING
- THE STAINS OF BLOOD
- FACE TO FACE!
- JULIA, DARLING!
- THE CUT ACROSS THE CHEEK
- THE INVISIBLE HAND
- THE APPARITION OF THE RADIANT BOY
- FISHER’S GHOST
- HARRIET HOSMER’S VISION
- THE APPARITION OF THE MURDERED BOY
- THE GHOST IN YELLOW CALICO
- CHAPTER III
- MORE PHANTASMS OF THE DEAD—II.
- COMPACTS TO APPEAR AFTER DEATH
- LORD BROUGHAM’S VISION
- THE TYRONE GHOST
- “DEAD OR ALIVE”
- THE SCRATCH ON THE CHEEK
- A GHOST IN HAMPTON COURT
- HALF-PAST ONE O’CLOCK
- MY OWN TRUE GHOST STORY
- CHAPTER IV
- HAUNTED HOUSES
- THE RECORD OF A HAUNTED HOUSE
- PROOFS OF IMMATERIALITY
- CONDUCT OF ANIMALS IN THE HOUSE
- B—— HOUSE
- WILLINGTON MILL
- THE GREAT AMHERST MYSTERY
- BROOK HOUSE
- CHAPTER V
- GHOST STORIES OF A MORE DRAMATIC NATURE
- DISEASE-PHANTOMS
- THE TALE OF THE MUMMY
- FACE SLAPPED BY A GHOST
- ALONE WITH A GHOST IN A CHURCH
- A HAUNTED HOUSE IN FRANCE
- A HAUNTED HOUSE IN GEORGIA
- SHAKEN BY A GHOST
- THE HOUSE AND THE BRAIN
- APPENDIX A
- HISTORICAL GHOSTS
- ROYAL
- EMPERORS
- FAMOUS MEN
- APPENDIX B
- THE PHANTOM ARMIES SEEN IN FRANCE
- APPENDIX C
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
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