[1] _Journal du Magnétisme_, for 1846, pp. 80-84.
[2] Pp. 89-106.
[3] In Dr. Tanchon's pamphlet, pp. 46-53.
[4] _Enquête, sur l'Authenticité des Phénomènes Électriques d'Angélique
Cottin_, par le Dr. Tanchon. Baillière, Paris, 1846.
[5] See Minutes of the Academy, Session of Monday, February 16, 1846.
[6] _Enquête_, etc., p. 49.
[7] _Ibid._ p. 40.
[8] _Ibid._ p. 42.
[9] _Ibid._ p. 22.
[10] _Enquête_, etc., p. 22.
[11] _Ibid._ p. 43.
[12] _Ibid._ p. 47.
[13] _Ibid._ p. 49.
[14] _Enquête_, etc., p. 35. They were greater, also, after meals than
before; so Hébert observed. p. 22.
[15] _Enquête_, etc., p. 5.
[16] I extract them from the "Journal des Connaissances
Médico-Chirurgicales," No. 3.
[17] The words are,--"M. Arago n'a pas aperçu nettement les agitations
annoncées comme étant engendrées à distance, par l'intermédiaire d'un
tablier, sur un guéridon en bois: d'autres observateurs ont trouvé que
les agitations étaient sensibles."
[18] _Enquête_, etc., p. 25.
[19] _Enquête_, etc., p. 36.
[20] M. Cholet, the individual who, in the hope of gain, furnished the
funds to bring Angélique to Paris for exhibition, as soon as he
perceived that the speculation was a failure, left the girl and her
parents in that city, dependent on the charity of strangers for daily
support, and for the means of returning to their humble
home.--_Enquête_, etc., p. 24.
[21] "Non avenues! ce serait commode, si c'était possible!"
[22] _Enquête_, etc., p. 30.
[23] _Des Esprits et de leurs Manifestations Fluidiques_, par le Marquis
de Mirville, pp. 379, 380.