Pamphlets

Collected under the unassuming title Pamphlets, this rare volume gathers together Hull Moses’s writings on the occult, spiritualism, and the shadowed questions of belief that stirred the 19th century. What appear at first to be simple tracts are in truth windows into a world preoccupied with the unseen forces, spectral visitations, and spiritual dangers pressing upon everyday life.

Within these pages, Moses confronts subjects both theological and supernatural, addressing the reality of spirits, the cunning of the Devil, and the uneasy intersection of religion and superstition. His work reflects an age fascinated by séances and haunted by doubts, where the Devil’s influence was debated as fiercely as the promise of divine protection.

Part religious warning, part occult testimony, Pamphlets captures the urgency of an era in which belief was tested by the encroaching shadows of spiritualism and the fear of deception from beyond.

Complete edition of Hull Moses’s collected pamphlets

Discusses spiritualism, demonic influence, and religious defense

A window into 19th-century debates over the supernatural

Essential for readers of occult history, theology, and spiritualist literature

To hold these pamphlets is to hear the voice of a past still haunted by its questions—a world where every spirit might be angel or demon, and every belief a matter of peril.