M.V. Ingram

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M.V. Ingram



Full name: Martin Van Buren Ingram.

Average rating: 3.43 · 556 ratings · 49 reviews · 9 distinct worksSimilar authors
The Bell Witch Hauntings: A...

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Colonial Horrors: Sleepy Ho...

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Witches' Brew

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Witches,Wraiths & Warlocks

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Authenticated History of th...

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An Authenticated History of...

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“there is not one person in a thousand who does not hold to some kind of superstition, and those most given to ridiculing the belief in witchcraft of past ages, believe in omens, prognostics, dreams and revelations. They carry a rabbit’s foot or buckeye, keep a horse shoe over or under the door, see spectres stalking around a table of thirteen, or could not be induced to start a journey or begin any work on Friday, and since people of the present day cannot explain the phenomena in spiritual manifestations, mind reading, electric wonders, etc., their ancestors may be excused for believing in witchcraft, inasmuch as they accepted the Bible for the guidance of their faith and believed all it says on this subject, as they did that pertaining to the soul’s salvation, and sought to put away witchcraft, that Christianity might prevail.”
M.V. Ingram, An Authenticated History of the Famous Bell Witch



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