Excerpt from Suggestive Therapeutics and Hypnotism: Being a Special Mail Course of Forty-One Lessons on the Uses and Abuses of Suggestion

It is not our intention in this correspondence course to give space to the history of hypnotism. This may be obtained from the writings of many well known authors, such as Moll, Bernheim and others, and any mention we make of Mesmer's or Braid's work is simply for the purpose of showing the growth and development of suggestive treatment, as well as to explain many points which hitherto have not been clearly understood.

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