Dear Raymond: The Story of Spirituality and the First World War
**This electronic edition includes 35 photographs**

Raymond Lodge's death from shell shrapnel in 1915 was unremarkable in a war where many young men would die, but his father's response to his untimely death was. Sir Oliver Lodge, physicist, scientist, part inventor of the wireless telegraph and the spark plug, could not let go of Raymond and went on a controversial and bizarre journey into the realm of life after death. Following Sir Oliver's journey, Dear Raymond, explores the untapped topic of spirituality pre- and post-war, the influence that a national tragedy can have on a nation's belief system and the long lasting effects from this time that we still feel today. Alongside Lodge were some of the great names of the day, as a member of the Ghost Club and the Fabian Society he was in contact with famous men such as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who went on his own mission into the afterlife after losing a son. Lodge's exploration and the controversy it exploded opens our eyes to how modern religion has been shaped and changed by the conflicts of the Twentieth Century.

**This electronic edition includes 35 photographs**
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Dear Raymond: The Story of Spirituality and the First World War
**This electronic edition includes 35 photographs**

Raymond Lodge's death from shell shrapnel in 1915 was unremarkable in a war where many young men would die, but his father's response to his untimely death was. Sir Oliver Lodge, physicist, scientist, part inventor of the wireless telegraph and the spark plug, could not let go of Raymond and went on a controversial and bizarre journey into the realm of life after death. Following Sir Oliver's journey, Dear Raymond, explores the untapped topic of spirituality pre- and post-war, the influence that a national tragedy can have on a nation's belief system and the long lasting effects from this time that we still feel today. Alongside Lodge were some of the great names of the day, as a member of the Ghost Club and the Fabian Society he was in contact with famous men such as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who went on his own mission into the afterlife after losing a son. Lodge's exploration and the controversy it exploded opens our eyes to how modern religion has been shaped and changed by the conflicts of the Twentieth Century.

**This electronic edition includes 35 photographs**
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Dear Raymond: The Story of Spirituality and the First World War

Dear Raymond: The Story of Spirituality and the First World War

by Sophie Jackson
Dear Raymond: The Story of Spirituality and the First World War

Dear Raymond: The Story of Spirituality and the First World War

by Sophie Jackson

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**This electronic edition includes 35 photographs**

Raymond Lodge's death from shell shrapnel in 1915 was unremarkable in a war where many young men would die, but his father's response to his untimely death was. Sir Oliver Lodge, physicist, scientist, part inventor of the wireless telegraph and the spark plug, could not let go of Raymond and went on a controversial and bizarre journey into the realm of life after death. Following Sir Oliver's journey, Dear Raymond, explores the untapped topic of spirituality pre- and post-war, the influence that a national tragedy can have on a nation's belief system and the long lasting effects from this time that we still feel today. Alongside Lodge were some of the great names of the day, as a member of the Ghost Club and the Fabian Society he was in contact with famous men such as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who went on his own mission into the afterlife after losing a son. Lodge's exploration and the controversy it exploded opens our eyes to how modern religion has been shaped and changed by the conflicts of the Twentieth Century.

**This electronic edition includes 35 photographs**

Product Details

BN ID: 2940149328345
Publisher: Fonthill Media LLC
Publication date: 06/04/2014
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 4 MB

About the Author

SOPHIE JACKSON has worked as a freelance journalist since 2003 specialising in social history. For two years, she was the editor of The History Magazine and has written numerous articles and books, her last three being on the Second World War. Jackson s first book for Fonthill Media was Death by Chocolate: The Serial Poisoning of Victorian Brighton.
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