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• Society: Religion and Spirituality: Buddhism  (3,072)
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Applied Theosophy - by H.S.Olcott, Adyar Pamphlet No. 143..

Ascetism - A word of friendly advice, by H.S.Olcott. On the difference between external and internal purity..

Col. Olcott - The Buddhist revivalist - From Dhamma Times..

Henry Steel Olcott [aryasangha.org] - Introduction to the book by Stephen Prothero and a long article looking at Olcott's interpretation of Buddhism..

Henry Steel Olcott: founder of the Theosophical Society - Articles by Olcott on Buddhism, Blavatsky and the mysteries. Two biographical articles and reproductions of rules of the Theosophical Society he helped write..

H.P.B. Wrote Tibetan and Mongolian - Article on Blavatsky Archives by Henry S. Olcott..

The Life of Buddha and its lessons - By H.S.Olcott- Adyar Pamphlet No. 15..

Olcott, Henry Steele - Description of his life..

On Madame Blavatsky and the Mahatmas - An extract from Olcott's lecture titled "Theosophy, the Scientific Basis of Religion,"..

"On Theosophy" by H. S. Olcott - Compiled by S. B. Dougherty, from speeches collected in Theosophy, Religion and Occult Science (1885), and from Theosophical Siftings, vol. 4, no. 10 (1891)..

"Remembering H. S. Olcott" by Sarah Belle Dougherty - From Sunrise magazine, February/March 1997..

A Review of The White Buddhist - Critical review..

The Vampire, by H.S.Olcott - Adyar Pamphlet No. 112. "it is most evident that too much care cannot be taken to ascertain beyond doubt the actual and complete death of a person before committing the body to the grave.".

The White Buddhist: The Asian Odyssey of Henry Steel Olcott - A review of this book..

Theosophy and Its Opponents - A Letter by Henry S. Olcott on the Hodgson Report (September 1, 1886).

The Kiddle Mystery by Henry S. Olcott - Reprinted from Light. (November 17, 1883).

Spiritualism and Theosophy by H.S.Olcott - Lecture delivered at the rooms of the United Service Institution of India, Simla. (October 7, 1880).