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The Coming of the Fairies
Book • 1922
In 'The Coming of the Fairies', Arthur Conan Doyle examines the famous Cottingley Fairies photographs taken by Elsie Wright and Frances Griffiths.
Doyle, a spiritualist, presents these images as evidence of psychic phenomena, discussing their authenticity and the reactions they provoked.
The book includes observations from a clairvoyant and explores Theosophic views on fairies.
Doyle, a spiritualist, presents these images as evidence of psychic phenomena, discussing their authenticity and the reactions they provoked.
The book includes observations from a clairvoyant and explores Theosophic views on fairies.
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Mentioned in 3 episodes
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Chris Williamson and 
Tim Harford in a discussion about his belief in fairy photographs.
Chris Williamson and Tim Harford in a discussion about his belief in fairy photographs.
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#548 - Tim Harford - Why Is Thinking Clearly So Difficult?
Mentioned by Bo Franklin as a book where the author was duped by the Cottingley Fairies hoax.
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Tim Harford as the author of "The Coming of the Fairies", a non-fiction book about fairy photographs.
Tim Harford as the author of "The Coming of the Fairies", a non-fiction book about fairy photographs.
Photographing Fairies
