The Story of Atlantis: A Geographical, Historical and Ethnological Sketch & The Lost Lemuria

xi, [1], 71, [5], 44 pp. 8vo. William Scott-Elliot was a theosophist known for fleshing out the 'root races' theory of Helena Blavatsky in his 1896 The Story of Atlantis, and the 1904 follow-up book The Lost Lemuria. Annie Besant added to this work in her 1913 work Man: Whence, How and Whither. Scott-Elliot's work was largely based on the findings of Charles Webster Leadbetter through, obtained through astral clairvoyance.