The Angel Warriors at Mons

[Skipman]

Author Ralph Shirley had a ' bit of previous ' an occultist with links to Crowley?

The angel warriors at Mons, including numerous confirmatory testimonies, evidence of the wounded and certain curious historical parallels

I could see quite plainly in mid-air (he said) a

strange light which seemed to be quite distinctly outlined

and was not a reflection of the moon, nor were there any

clouds in the neighbourhood. The light became brighter

and I could see quite distinctly three shapes, one in the

centre having what looked like outspread wings, the other

two were not so large, but were quite plainly distinct from

the centre one. They appeared to have a long loose-hanging

garment of a golden tint, and they were above the

German line facing us.

We stood watching them for about three-quarters

of an hour. All the men with me saw them, and other men

came up from other groups who also told us that they had

seen the same thing. I am not a believer in such things,

but I have not the slightest doubt that we really did see

what I now tell you.

Mike

[kenf48]

An interesting analysis of this pamphlet, and thanks for posting, is David Clarke's The Angel of Mons Phantom Soldiers and Ghostly Guardians

which can be previewed on Amazon

http://www.amazon.com/Angel-Mons-Phantom-Soldiers-Guardians/dp/0470862785

He deconstructs the account by Miss Campbell at some length.

Ken

[dutchbarge]

Author Ralph Shirley had a ' bit of previous ' an occultist with links to Crowley?

The angel warriors at Mons, including numerous confirmatory testimonies, evidence of the wounded and certain curious historical parallels

Mike

Hello Mike, Did the copy you looked at have the new chapter on the 'machineguns at Mons'?

Cheers, Bill

[Guest]

Hello Mike, Did the copy you looked at have the new chapter on the 'machineguns at Mons'?

Cheers, Bill

'fraid not Bill, but am still searching for books on the subject, and when I find them, will post. They're out there somewhere, they must be

Mike