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Writing as M. A. Oxon, William Stainton Moses argues that spiritualism should be understood through its religious and moral implications as well as its reported physical phenomena. His discussion seeks to explain what adherents considered the movement’s higher purposes.
Moses examines the condition of spiritualism, its relationship with religious teaching and the responsibilities he associates with communication between the living and the dead. An appendix addresses recurring questions raised by inquirers. The complete 1880 edition retains its original argument, concluding appendix and contemporary publisher material.